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... concludes his letter by saying I am not one of those Catholics who do not see that we should be pledged to vote for the Whigs as a party, apart from their measures. He gives a letter which he received from the Conservative candidate, in answer to a ...
... The CITY of LOinDON ELECTION. Few candidates, in either the Whig or Conservative interest, have of late years come to the poll with stronger personal claims on the suffrages of their constituency than Mr. CUBIrT, the present LORD MAYOR; and though, for ...
... the existence of the Cabinet. The old Liberals can always be counted on to rally round the Whig whip when it is a question of in or out. The Radicals find Whigs more squeezeable than Conservatives, and, therefore, at a pinch back them ; whilst many Co ...
... to be denounced as a Whig, which here has the same signification as when a Protestant Englishman calls his converted fellow-countryman an Irishman. A true politician cannot speak in this country without being denounced as a Whig. This is like the hatred ...
... follow the instincts of his kind. A Calvinist cannot be expected to prize morality, nor a dunce to value learning; and a true Whig regards Church property as a thing to be embezzled when it is in his own hands, and to be forcibly plundered when in those ...
... of light freightyOy to fluntim Bect., 5.2. Losbard-street. followed by the Al intish Buys laps 3. ULLAILD, Commander ; new Whig re-coppered. To Moo the IVIIILDisk iagO: WADING at ROT'rERDAM, (Osten Bay), to sail about el the het sailing at lastebV, Se ...
... for the separation of Church and State (crieers). They were told' the moder ite Whig party and the League were identical in this election—that they were united. Unless the Whig party were prepared to throw their principles overboard that certainly could ...
... among their supporters the leaders of the two great parties in Parliament. and the election itself was regarded as a great Whig and Tory trial of strength. As Catholic landlords are the proprietors of more than half of the soil of Lancashire—notwithstanding ...
... their cards to Tablet Office (as has been pointed out), were respectively none other than the editor and sub-editor of that Whig-Roman journal; both of whom I am informed, were on the Committee and alone opposed Father Lavelle's proposition that Mr. Hennessey ...
... such leaders the coarse excesses of the rabble which loved plunder and licence even more than it bated the Church. ,So too the Whig, if not so old nor so respectable a name, has yet ranked beneath his banners men whom it is impossible to despise, however ...
... the great mixed party of ' modified Liberals,' who, as we have lately heard, meet on the common ground' of Palmerston. The Whigs gave and the Tories have taken away; that is the long and short of the appropriation' of the third seat for South Lancashire ...
... and loose with the Irish cause. We never advised him to attack, day after day, with and without reason, the enemies of the Whigs, in and out of Parliament. We never told him to let no opportunity escape of assailing Pope Hennessy—to give no quarter to ...