... The Conspiracy against the Pope. LOltD JOHN , CAVODR, and NAPOLEON EXPOSED!—TKEACUEUY WHIGS. Tflß DESPATCUBS” REVELATIONS. our cuiitd tl»« bf|>ocrilical prfl®i*ct;B which ’lt© Emperor attempt* to dieguise li« flriuiinal ie«poi •ibUily for all that haatak-u ...

... INDEPENDENT OPPOSITIOH BISHOP CAXTWEI.L AGAINST THE WHIGS Th. M..C K»». Or. c»ut».ll I*' ' L.n!.n or. tl Wliig* «• fullnwi . « 11,, ,„.t Luirt Juh.l lfuM.ll. iu hi* !»>• Torii. ilr.iwi.h, lull’ feck 1. ..1 «._«• hie Durham Manifesto? Every Ir»rh Catholic ...

... Uraay. took place Tl.ar.day, ll.e candidate. being »» .»ed Whig and an ..owed I'.oy —the result,«e .honld say,of Catholic l.laok.lidli and disaenaioD at the las' election. Colonel lloche, the Whig, proposed t Mr. Dan Olanchv, tl, e proposer of Air. Dessy ...

... sympathise, like the Whig*, with the base, bloody, and brutal soldiers Sardinia ? Why yon not applaud Aoglo-Ptediaontese massacres like those which deluged your own eouotry with i in hapless ? Why doyo* nut cry out, like the Whigs ani Ouribaldians, for ...

... be threw all hia influence into the ecala for that pink of Whiggary, Mr. Pat. O’Bwiit, County. But bia will now hare neither Whig nor Tory ; and we are delighted that the Policy of IndependentOppoaitien iabegiuning toheappreeiated at laetiu Ireland, Tba ...

... 6- deuce ns a menus nf placing the Eoi serr&lirs party power, with a compact majority. Ireland, especially, the efiect the Whig parly of a dissolution would be moat disastrous ; not twenty members would relan ...

... Party »r Hameot. and with eoch Party, th.r. .re eery few which could nit b. rediesaed. fueour this policy at P re«n - lh . Whig, are ruined for er.r in Ireland . the Bishop, now see them tro.oolour.- t.ieir persecution of tu. Pop. ha. caund th. Oatholi ...

... they will again whenever it suits their purpose. Latterly, there haa heea tery little difference between the principles of Whigs and Tories—not present. The question now ja—an Anglo.French alliance in tavoorof Revolution and Infidel propaganjism, in connection ...

... one course as the only hope for the redress of national or Catholic grievancea, aod that course is— lndependent Opposition Whig and Tory factions, except as either may concede the rights our country and our religion and, thank heaven, there is nut single ...

... the aroh. is better the Whigs did not comply with the just and reasonable demands of the B shope August, *59 ; might then have been accepted as a favour, and eooie people might have fallen down and worshipped the Whiga. The Whigs are now seen in their true ...

... Insli Whig Members that their support would cost them their in lieland and. seeing the Bishops in earnest, they would have voted against him mm, and ousted him. are not wrong, tnerelorc, in saying that Mr. DEASY defeat have overthrown the Whigs, and checked ...

... bier as a trusted champion of the Witig party. during his visits to Yorkshire, stopped with his friend, Mr. BAINEA. The greet Whig family of Yorkshire, the FITZ also paid bite political homage. h.mon was Mr. Mists, see., elevated into a pereonaze of pa- ...