... eaustitnancies were considered safe t ) return Whig retains; as long as Irish Bishops deemed to be so frightened at Toryism as to put up with contemptuous indsderenee to their demand for free edneation—ee long the Whigs contemptnously defied Irish Bishops and ...

... FEBRUARY, 1861 --- of the Whig enemy. t , ra7 le? 'CoUm) In point of fact, this is exactly what the poor Tablet has been titaaling out le na Amery week. According iv tile Whig organ we have eely to accuse members of the Whig Party of those acts and ...

... Right the delusory movement which they, at the iestig,ation of their masters the Whigs, have not since aided with the tips of their fingers. 'The foreign policy of the Whigs and Radicals is detested by the county constituency and so is their subserviency ...

... contrived to cast on the name of Whig, will speak the truth and shame the devil” on this point. Hut in thus writing we have wandered from the object which had in view when wo commenced this article. It was not in order to praise Whigs or Liberals for their Catholic ...

... and for which it would he as easy to return to parliament • Repealer as to return • Whig or • Conservative, in case such were the desire of the population whom Whigs and Conservatives now represent. An occasion recently presented itself in which every ...

... the fanatical abolitionist. The English reformer+, as represented by the Daily News and Morning Star, are furious with the Whig Ministry for abandoning their Reform BilL It is probable, indeed, that an effort will be made to punish this flagrant political ...

... address, the pair peers being as mild the couple of commoners, namely. f,or Sefton and Lismore. Both are young chips of old whig blocks—a Molyncux and Ponsoitby. They are therefore pretty certain to maintain the William the Third and the Woburn Abbey view ...

... down his an attack of a gross character by the pl.dotiff, in the mune of which it was insinuated that he bcrly soul to the Whigs, with whom it was riirl voted on the question Whigtery e the He would late to see M, Laaigan electors of Cashel, if that ...

... fortitude and heroism in its victims wh at the the only redeeming result of its great Komanist proto during The English journals, Whig and Tory, whic listing thas rao down this gentleman, aud ruined his ' BALDL. prospects, have been the loudest railers about ...

... sltacli of a gross character (be plaintiff, in the course of which it was insinuated that hs had * guns body and soul to the Whigs,’ with whom it was said bad voted on the question of * end the Papacy.’ He would like see Mr Lvnigsn present hlnvelf to the ...

... Pulliam as Woo ng es gamma ant pledges were se scarcely to mopes& The rejection et the candidates et the last *dire were so. Whig F or is S. tile, and it was for a Nan tbs tummy at it eel Caney prelerel Mr. Heir neiwy Yr. Bled, the de former is Ye • a &reeks ...

... There is else most significant silence as to Feriae:rutary Reform, though that was the vital and important (ennuis. which the Whigs made ow to evict the Derby Ministry, wise had prepared a good Reform measure, and to the present coalition Cabinet. Their failure ...