... blunder of bis opponents in regard to the Chinese war. It should held io mind, too, that in trying to pot not the Anti-Papal Whigs—Russell and I alroersto —the Roman agents no means intend to keep in tho Protestant Conservatives. They only desire to reduce ...

... the people as they conld eat him. (Laughter.) And we, who are neither Whigs nor Conservatives, bat Irish Catholics, will treat the Conserva. lives some other day as we treat the Whigs t>ddy, jf they, too, prove false to their professions, and blind to their ...

... —the fact as it is, and the fact as we believe would be were native tendency not externally interfered with. What have the Whigs done? might have been the exclamation of everyone who entered the Court yesterday during the declaration. There was rabid ferocity ...

... him. He has eooogh to aoswer for touching the magistracy, recommendations for which should never have rested with him. The Whigs owed him something for bis support, but they should have paid the debt iu a different way. ...

... the recent election is sach as to afford much gratification to all who are opposed the shuffling and meddling policy of the Whigs. One dishooonrable act does not justify tbe committal of another of retaliation, and I would be sorry if the great Conservative ...

... and their representatives desert, what becomes of the Whig majority? Is it not plain that for the first time for many years the position of parlies will be reversed, and that we shall have tho Whig Ministry holding office by sufferance, and only just so ...

... however, that as respects the Romanist voters, it was from beginning to end a war against the Whigs. The reasons, as have said, are in onr opinion honourable to the Whigs, for we will never prostitute onr pen by condemning in Ministers are opposed to a policy ...

... however, there was nothing to show the operation of tho “desire referred to cat Contemporary’s Correapondcnt. It was tho Whigs they were against, and the Priesla were against them too. Indignation good thing in its way, bat to nsefal it ought not to ...

... these repeated defeats produce an impression that they are declining in strength, and they are the so constant precursors of Whig resignation that they come to be looked on as signs that the sod is at hand. Of the last defeat the London correspondent of ...

... ttee is composed of many of the Irish members of parliament, and of several inflaenlial gentlemen. Protestants and Catholics. Whigs, Consereatiees, and Independents hare determined celebiatmg the festival of their national saint in spirit of friendly brotherhood ...

... ing the same parly. To what it owe the fierce, conflict on church rates? To Whig fiddling, and nothing else, and especially the fact that in this case, as in reform the Whigs have not always stock to the same tune. To what must we still impute the law’s ...

... tolerate the Protestants io Spain. . , . - , Without the slightest disrespect to the grand principle of toleration, which Whigs profess and never practise, is easy to answer this absurd demand tbe Spanish Government. The Spanish law® are made for the ...