... the aff lira of Pope, and present l*o Chief’s put an end to and for ever. We know how distasteful t llivir feelinga'—both Whig sod Tory—ere Catholieiiy and the t sod know that It were well for the peace aod security of il»e States Italy -and above all ...

... gentlemen whose names were brought under my notice b/ wall and Rmngtt n. | have oul/ to m/ that are ruspctaUe and ron»totcat Whigs. The/ have motived maa/ fto •imm from Lord done hfto gOrxl service before now, but they never rams bravely to his rescue on ...

... nut, are the Ut* trsotvrd 10 replace th.t«e roem wrs the fi> at opp.wiunit v* others who will difference between Tory end Whig, Whig and Tory, a* (he ie demands soleutuly BB lUinsn a iff ran tod CuUmbe Plauemeo that sucb «Sbrt will made by the Hierarchy-—end ...

... fatih and oattooalily with undivided, unbroken ranks (cheers). The Whig policy, got truing Ireland, differs from that of (ha Tories, It appears to roa In one particular only. The Whigs arc deadly foes to Catitol.eiU', and everything Irishman holds dear ...

... official life, Judge Perrin has tnsinlained high ch»- racter lor houesly and legal ability. He was a staunch and consistent Whig; hut one ever doubted l'*e integrity of his intentions the upriphtness a.»d straighiforwardness hit judicial c mduct. now retires ...

... whether they were such as to induce them to put trust in hia present word and improvident propja ils nouncing the management the Whig and Budgets since Iddi, he declared that they showed how dangerous it was to carry on, political ecouo ay, the Government of ...

... behalf of five millions of Irish Catholic*. For the first time within the memory of the present generation has the itholic press Whig and Tory, been shamed into absolute silence the overwhelming argument and the mild yet firm tone hi which the j>i«t demands ...

... you m ■ need not expect that tbe paper I did ••of pottma all tbuM qualificaliona Sir Hubert Haul enumerated—Cunaerratirea, Whig. ■ad Kadicala, There out however, they did (Hicceaa —that was, the advocacy of the queatiun agriculture, lie again begged return ...

... lit o.«r; nevertheless, aim continued anari and rail the world, to hate Sir Rotiert Will,-ole and Queen Caroline, yet remain Whig, be kceu and clear in that concerned her immense |*op*r*y ever. was alive to aoy depr* datum. Having sent a Hell suit of clothes ...

... Hartiev hoUtiug Uuuuly Tickets for or Town will out by the ships this Lino rid Melboimic. The Line ii compo9cd of th f»U>»whig muguilioeut vCHbelr: Ship Ship MORNING LIGHT UKII SUALIMAU WIIITK STAR • SIROCCO JACKET STAR THE EAST TELEGRAPH WHITE JACKET ...

... rigoor that it can ha bop. to ruatri'et the course of this dreadfully fearful vice. THE WHIGS AND IRELAND. Cbntbamzation is again about to raise ils heed—the Whigs are reviving their pet pro- ject of the abolition of our Vice-Royalty, and again we must ...

... REFORM. Tac GovrmßMmt appears to be fiainp bead ta tbeir pel appaeiliua meaaura Re. fiim. Wbee oa Ibe ooUotOffice Beoehet, the Whigs are loud tbeir deaanda for Relbna,.aiid decided their ree ...