... the Catholic people of Ireland. liut it is after all worthy of remembrance that the chief grudge which the Irish Catholic Whigs hoer to the English Catholics is (if the Rambler is to be believed), that a large portion of the English Catholics concur with ...

... n in framing those torictutents that have so often mutually alienansi the English government and its Irish subii-cts. the Whigs have hail ulwars a conspieuous share. In the M.o. trou 4 year of '47, Lora II ntinck wiuld h 4 rige from the horrors of famine ...

... measures from a Tory Government ; they should get the Tories out of office to get in the Whig*, and thus attain their ends. The few honest men were outvoted, and the Whigs gut into office. From that day to this, nut one of the measures those traitors returned ...

... as our*, should pass without'misrepresentition. The ultras on one side stoutly averred that w had bartered ourselves to the Whigs, and Slid our country, our icligion, and our God, for a mess of pottage ; whilst the other extreme contended that we were Jesuits ...

... was, of curse, like his father, a Tory; anti in these days every election in qv , county of Flint was a Icontest between the Whig 24. elms and the Tory Girls. Mr. Gladstone a of the present Sir Stephen Glyn, and, of course, helped him with all his might ...

... night the same stcainor i.i which they came. Surely otlvrease need he s*a ; d to'-nsu, change in the Poor Law system. North~n Whig. ...

... account, advocate the ascendancy of the old Tory party. If there is aught more deserving of condemnstiun than either of the Whig or Tory factions, it is the affectation of a disinterested respect for either, that suit - foto conceal its ruttish aims in ...

... otherwise—but simply on the ground that he came forward as the Attorney-General of the Whig Government. Several gentlemen were named as possible or probable candidates Liberal. Whig, Conservative, and Liberal-Conservative. All shades of polities were represented ...

... A while longer of such prosperity, and Ireland will be quite a pastoral and political paradise, according to the ideas of Whig Viceroys, and West British piogresistas. In 1841 our numbers were 8,175,124. Now we are 2,410,582, or about 36 ca it. less ...

... is named Otho, would not be so particular, if r,:ports can be r,liA on. CUQU/LLX. TILE RULING RACE. (_;on the Richmond Whig, July 23.) We are too close and too much influenced by the great events which are passing, to indulge nmeh in philosophizing ...

... woidd held the Southern Government. Some were detained for lack of men to work their ships, and the rest fled. The Richmond Whig makes statement which the New York papers cousldt-r “strange true: ’—The first official act of the representative of fereign ...

... dollar 60 cents was generally 03 ed r. Flour was at 9 dollars to IS donors 75 cents, according to quality'. The Richmond (Va.) Whig of Mondiy quoted corn scarce and In demand at 80 ceuts; oats at 90 cents to 95 for red, and *Ad , ' - 1 teats for white. Itl ...