... in your noble County have asked me to conte-t it on ANTI-Whig principles. lam prepared to do so. The WHIGS are the avowed enemies of the Holy See. lam one of its most devoted Children The WHIGS wish to despoil the Holy Father of his temporal possessions ...

... contest itself will have tested the sincerity of the support given to the Pastoral, and however it may issue, will prove to the Whig that the Irish Bishops are thoroughly in earnest in the great Catholic and national policy they hare put forward. Whatever ...

... electors of the county of Cork:— Gentlemen—Some of the best and most patriotic men in your noble county have asked contest anti • Whig principles. I am prepared to do so. Whiga are the avowed enemies of Holy See. 1 one of its roost devoted children. The Whiga ...

... WHIG, BELFAS JY FFICE, Thursday Homin'?. ...

... 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 ...

... alluded to the fad state of Reform, off and on for so many years and when he hid applied his liberal mind to a solution, the Whigs defeated him, with the malign object of keeping it open for mere party purposes. The taunt was met by the determination to ...

... first Lord of **Admiralty-- th2,__Lll greeted ehipmaster In the world, Ni merely sem in growth of oak-timber, did net know 'Whig but he would enquire. lamas hood. was not much matter of surprise; the noble Duke amide to perms many of the amiable and chow ...

... distillery, and gave directions io his people; he then went to hia waggon-house and hanged himself. Mr Horsman's Spite against the Whigs.—This gentleman has never been friendly with Lord Palmerston since the day be was made to give the Irish Secretaryship. His ...

... affair. The kind of bardic music will be a jarring on the old string. No doubt, so far as the noble mover is concerned and his Whig friends in the Cabinet, their policy would be to let well alone. The representation is wide enough already. What there is is ...

... O’Connell—Come, now, won’t you tell us something Lord Campdeu? (Laughter.) Mr. Murphy—Will you allow the Whig priests to heard ? Shame upon the Whig priests. (Great uproar.) Mr. Hennessy—l assure you, Mr. Murphy, that I do feel exceedingly ashamed to see ...

... to do so. The Whigs are the avowed enemies of the Holy See. I am one of its most devoted children. The Whigs wish to despoil the Holy Father of his temporal pos- sessions. I wish to preserve them for him in all their integrity, The Whigs support a system ...

... peculiar exigencies of the age. Take no thought for the morrow was the maxim of the Whigs meddle not with those given to change, the watchword of the Conservatives. But Whig and Tory were ere long to be taught that neither party was in possession of the sum ...