... their lawful Sovereign, and their discontent with the new ri7gintr, which ought to make some impression on the most determined Whig- Liberals : NAPLXS, June 25.—For the last three or four days there has been a kind of man-hunt about the ragged sides of Vesuvius ...

... against the Sovereign Pontiff, at the head of which are sundry members of the House of Commons, constant supporters of the Whig Govern. ment, which has so hypocritically adopted the new doctrine of non-intervention. Lord John Russell had the hardihood ...

... Conservatives of Durham are determined to vindicate themselves in the eyes of the country, and will no longer submit to the Whig rule, by contiuuing Sir William Atbertou as their representative. We are informed that Lord Loughborough, eldest eon of the ...

... libraries, but to point a moral in many thoughtful minds. We have reviewed it for the sake of those Liberal Catholics who, when the Whig Divorce Bill was being forced through the Legislature, thought it better to abstain from oppoiiing it than to give a vote against ...

... distinction which nobody •Acept the Archbishop of Dublin any longer denies the existence of—between the foreign policy of the Whig and the Conservative parties. Mr. Cochrane calls attention to a society for the purpose of aiding revolution in Italy, the ...

... Kingstown. REPRESENTATION OF LONGFORD. (From the Meath People.) If our readers are not, this long time, convinced that the Whigs are the worst enemies of Ireland, the fault is not ours, for we have a clear conscience that we never spared them, never covered ...

... SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1861. THERE may be good reasons why English, Scotch, and Irish Whigs should forget the outcry they made some years ago against the government of the King of the Two Sicilies, but there are none why we should wish them success in their ...

... electors of that county. Against that gentleman personally . we have nothing to say ; but politically we protest against him as a Whig b% descent, by association—probably enough, from conviction. An enemy may be the more honourable because Mis sincere in his ...

... they don't see their way before them, and don't know what to do. 'they feel that they cannot be Whigs, and that the old ties which bound them to the Whigs are broken. They feel that they cannot be Tories, and that even if they were willing to hang themselves ...

... invasions, from all which false and shabby barn-floor theatricalities Irish patriotism turns with loathing and still less for Whig alliances, identification with England, fusion of nationalities, West Britonism, Liberalism, and the Catholicism of Cavonr ...

... has been stolen from its lawful sovereign, and turned into a charnel-house. It is well that people should know the value of Whig Protestant sympathies for liberty, which were singularly shown lately, when the House of Commons was counted out rather than ...

... it would be difficult to compress into so small a space a heavier list of charges than the foregoing ones. In the hands of a Whig statesman they would constitute an invaluable indictment against any Continental Sovereign, provided he were only a Catholic ...