... Ireland, they fly to England for consolation. In Ireland the very name of Whig and Whiggery is odious, and yet the simple an'aided Saxon is desired to respect and sympathise with the Whigs out of regard to the Irish people, by whom they are warned and detested ...

... has been stolen from its lawful sovereign, and turned into a charnel-house. It is well that people should know the value of Whig Protestant sympathies for liberty, which were singularly shown lately, when the House of Commons was counted out rather than ...

... when compared to the excuse of those who support the Whigs while they are labouring of the Papse y , for the destruction because while the Whigs are in they give away place s t o Catholics, NA if the Whigs go out ...

... sincerely to adopt his propositions, and give practical effect to his advice. We perceive some Whig journals, particularly a morn ing metropolitan contemporary, whose Whig predilect ions have long been manifest, seek to persuade the public that his Grace is on ...

... man could be returnei ? Why should the name of the largest and the grandest county in Ireland be associated only with Whigs and Whig Attorney-Generals, as if it were no better or aimed no higher than the miserable boroughs of Ennis or of Athlone ? Let ...

... of the Whigs through thick and thin, to retire. None of them will stir, we are satisfied, but public opinion will have exhibited itself The Kilkenny Journal says : We await the Division List, to knew the Irish members who supported the Whigs, and gave ...

... contested elections told the small numbers by which Whigs triumphed over Tories ; and the friends and counsellors of the latter determined on trying their hand at reducing the majority of the Whigs to a minority, by objecting to have men's names on the ...

... resolved to keep the seat won with so much labour in 1852, and since retained by them, or will they let it fall into the hands of Whigs or Tories? Their conduct for the next few months will decide. We believe there is no doubt in the best informed quarters that ...

... freeman exult and greet one another in the street with dilated eyes. True enough ; and when the news comes that a Whig majority has placed a Whig Ministry in power, there are Catholic .T.P.'s, barristers, and docile voters who aspire to promotion, whose eyes ...

... at the last general election, by the Nation, when it counselled the Irish constituencies to return Whigs in every case where the contest lay between a Whig and a Tory, on the false pretence, that they were bound by the policy of lude• pendent Opposition ...

... return of Mr. Leader, a Protestant and a Conservative, by the votes of the Catholics of Cork, against the Whig candidate, and brother of the Whig Lord-Lieutenant of the County, will teach a more effective lesson, will produce a deeper impression, and will ...

... receive their education in those Whig schools, which cover the land like a network. The explanation of all this is, after all, not difficult. In 1851 the voice of Catholic authority called away the representatives from the Whig camp, from which emanated the ...