... 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 ...

... contest itself will have tested the sincerity of the sup- port given to the pastoral, and however it may issue will prove to the Whig Government that the Irish bishops are throughly in earnest in the great Catholic and national policy they have put forward ...

... greatest weight upon any decisions to which we may come. There were, more than two centuries ago, and long before the names of Whig and Tory wore used disputes between two great parties in the country as to the nature of the functions of Parliament ...

... management. | - ■■ i not be denied that the expenses appeared large in j with some other institutions, but they must hat, ...

... that he had abandoned and denounced the political friends of a lifetime that he had reviled and blackened the chiefs of the Whig party 1 Was it for this that he had intrigued against Lord Palmerston and sneered at Lord John Russell? Was it for this that ...

... deeply ever to forgive him. The House of Representatives elected a printer yesterday. The successful man is Mr. Ford, an old Whig of Ohio, and a man of considerable note in those times when Whiggery was yet in the flesh. Not a single RepubUcan, strictly ...

... commercial interests ; Mr. S. M. Greer, who will have the Liberal suffrages ; and Mr. G. Skipton, who comes up as a moderate Whig, and who, if he persist, will, it is supjiosed by some here, divide the Liberal votes with Mr. Greer, and probably secure the ...

... proper to cast a number . A- ?? ami __spe__ins which he has now found it I Zyt k BPHSgESTATK N OF LONDONDERRY. ■ Ki/tihtrT, Whig discusses the principles of the three ?? Ac. who have addressed tbe electors. It says :— I m' Vn.. M' ...

... ture, ond subsequently represented his district in the State Sena*.** with signal ability. He is a prominent member of the Whig party, and his name lias been repeatedly men- tioned in connection with the office of Govertior of the Commonwealth. He succeeded ...

... faitliful to its prescriptive claims. Therefore I should deeply deplore to see this serious blow accomplished so far as the whig inter- est is concerned, and from hands from which, 20 years ago, we should not have expected such a blow to come. (Hear, hear ...

... up one of the most atrocious cases of intimidation which could possibly be conceived, namely, the case of intimidation by a whig Lord Chamberlain among the royal tradesmen. The argu- ments used by his right hon. friend the Secretary for Wai (Mr. S. Herbert) ...

... selected for the meeting of the Chicago Convention instead of the 16th. There cotttd not be better evidence that an American Whig means the same as au English Tory — unbelief in the intelligence and sense of the people being common to-both. Both branches ...