... Saturday, May 11, 1861. THE PEOPLE• THE IRISH CATHOLIC MEMBERS. SPAIN AND TILE WHIGS. cause of anarchy, Protestantism, epurinus bibles, irrengtots -- t• :Leto and magnificent clituax of 'mutt --the suppression o: The following extracts from the Tablet ...

... necessaries of life, while Tea was. And every body knows that these cries were only the shibboleths of faction, and that neither Whig nor Tory cared one farthing about the intrinsic merits of either. The real question at issue, as far as Mr. M'Mahon's constituents ...

... the convent which stood where now is Covent-garden market. From that day to the present they have stood at the head of the Whig aristocracy of the country, and so many of them have taken a part in the administration of public affairs, that, like the Howards ...

... the last election was to oppose the Whigs, as the most insidious and deadly enemies of the Irish Catholics, and of the Catholic religion throughout the world. Good reason the people of Wexford hail to hate the Whigs. Their earliest acquaintance with them ...

... facts that the Whig government has not interfered to punish the iniquities of Tory landlords, and has refused to bring in such a Tenant Bill as would prevent them ? It is nude. piable that landlord tyranny is quite as possible under a Whig, as under a Tory ...

... farm held l.y lease tor ever, at the very' » rent of per statute ncre-Tithc nt-rh irge t ...

... candidate who might be even suspected to be a Whig, and now as he has figured as one of the famous Twenty one Catholic M.l'.'s who brought into office the present government of Palmerston and Russell—notorious Whigs ; and as he stilt persists in supporting ...

... guardians. Four years after the transfer these gallant islanders rebelled, but were suppresistal with revolting cruelty, by the Whig government of this day. Twentytwo having been put to death, and =where flogged and otherwise cruelly tortured. This usurped ...

... 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 ...

... supporters of this gentleman, brought on ourselves a torrent of the foulest misrepresentation, and grossest abuse. The suipling Whigs, just beginning to taste the fruits of office, being engaged for the few election days--and while patriotism was excited to ...

... growing prosperity 'Atli,: country ! People have in past times been wondered at for making a desert, and calling it peace. The Whig+ are, certainly, entitled to be more marvelled at, for they make a desert and call it prosperity Count Teleki has committed ...

... all subjects of difference between the two great partite have removed at home, foreign politics, mice the weak point of the Whigs, rise up, and Lord Pahnenton Indispensable While the Budget is sliding through Parliament it may be useful if I give • few ...