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... draw back, we are a position of almost unparalleled difficulty. It cannot be denied that daring their nine months of power the Whig Government have led us from bad to worse aud that the prospects of the spring of 1860 are Infinitely more gloomy than those ...
... it yields is by 110 means in proportion with the large amount expended in its erection. At this time Mr. Moberly professed Whig principles, but being at the same time of extreme evange ical tendencies, he opposed with all his might the claims of the Catholics ...
... to be agreat measure of mercy to (Loud cheers.) Mr. said the hon. member for Birmingham had not been very courteous to the Whig party, although that party had been led by men whose names were written in the histury of England. (Hear.) The hon. member ...
... forth the Pastoral the Irish Bishop*. Every vote then given for is * vote •gainst the Bishops“Third—Because ia Whig Placeman, and the Whig* are the worst enemies of Ireland. Remember the Famine 1847. Protestant Electors, will you support Nominee Government ...
... Pastoral of the Irish Bishops. Every vote then given for DEASY is a vote against the Bishops. Third—Because he is a Whig Pbaceman ; and the Whigs are worst enemies of Ireland. Remember the Famine of 1847 11 Protestant Electors, will you support the nomi nee ...
... the Board of Contro!, Lerd Ellenborough, under the pretext that they were of a private nature. Another remarkable instance of Whig opinions, or rather practice, in reference to the still-esteemed vir- tues of rectitude and veracity was that adroit dodge ...
... enemies of the Holy See. lam one of it? ' * voted children. The Whigs wish to despoil the lh,h'f of his temporal possessions. I wish to preserve thei f in all their integrity. The Whigs support a »ystem c f ' ' :rr education in Ireland, which has ...
... Tbcbb will not hb non th.o throb tloppocM botwMb Londoo bod Boljbwd, bod th. too will hb rotfoembd lb 6J hooib.— Sot them Whig, Sum ek'd ObPn.k AlTttlb.-Tbb thlrtfbooond bnoucl nbotioK bad olrctloa of tblb ItitUbUon took plbOb Mootep. ot the Loud a Tcroca ...
... dwindled down to 223, including even in that diminished number six politically renegade Irish Catholics and an envious English Whig. The threatened coalition between Toryism and Romanisra has done its worst, and has left a Government wisely desirous of effecting ...
... The nature of the cause that is at issue is well understood, and men feel that when it is a qucstion between the Pope and the Whig Goverrvient, there can be no hesitation or? kbt about their course. The considerations that on other occasions would be strong ...
... 1 c ,. I Mil pre,ared to do so. The Whigs are the avowsl enenuous of the Holy 1 men one of its clultiout. The 16111 . to despoil the holy rattier of Ids session.. I wi s h to preserve them for integrity. The Whigs support 3 of saw in Ireland, which been ...
... M.P., writes a long letter in the Cork Examiner of Monday, justifying bis two votes during the past week in favour of the Whigs, whom he has so long consistently abused. assigns among other reasons hi* attachment to free trade principles, bia reliance ...