... SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1860. heterodox opinion than anything he could bay about Saint Liguori, in the eyes of the Catholic Whigs—as the old gentleman was perfectly well aware ! His general politics were strongly tinged by Catholic principles, warped constantly ...

... See ? No doubt many self-satisfied individuals whose souls are incapable of any noble emotion, or generous sacri fi ce, good Whig Catholics, who will have no King but Caesar, think that enough, and more than enough has been said, that enough and more ...

... was compelled to have a fair copy made from it. This gentleman seems to have possessed !ant very little personal property. Whig remains he has bequeathed to his nephew, Arthur, son 8i his brother, Arthur O'Connor.—lllestrated London News,' ...

... adepts. An instance of this is to be seen in the support lately afforded by the Papal Delegate in Dublin to the formation of a Whig Government, under whose aegis GARIBALDI has entered Naples, and CIALDINI has invaded the Papal terri tones. The Irish members ...

... all means, drink to their fill of the cup which is at their ups. But, on the part of those who , like ourselves, are neither Whigs, nor Liberals, nor Revolutionists, we beg to tell these gentlemen that their gain is not our loss,, that their triumph is not ...

... significant, General Goyon bN been restored to his command. We have the following from a correspondent and the Irish Catholic Whigs prepare to sound the praises of Napoleon the Third again. He has directed the old Papal Palace at Avignon to be set in order ...

... of Saint Alphonstus Liguori ; touching on the doctrine of intention, several members (those fine casuists, the Catholic Whigs, are always vociferous enough at interruptions) cry out, No, no ! it does not mean that. The old gentleman was never so ...