... services rendered removing or preventing injustice. .The compact between O'Connell and the Whigs had antccelfu'dv nothing in it that was discreditable. 1.:.'. Whig* had by universal acknowledgment sustainirmv; tTto Roman Catholics up to the eve lie P.a ...

... justified in treatjr vonr er and the documents enclosed as em-.jr from you in your official capacity of Chief . r.nrv for the Whig Government of Ireland, I take ■ rtv of 'tatii>g reasons for declining to com- .Gt) your de-ire. 1 (spall advert to your co ...

... taken for granted that there will be an amalgamation before long. The old watchwords of Whig and Tory are now obsolete, and it is high time they were forgotten. The Whigs are now more Conservative than the Conservatives themselves. There is now a grand crusade ...

... lloteniet mirror'. that as. ha. seemed reward of great hetvim* preeetd lie injustice. The tatepeet M to. en trennsell mai C.. Whigs had noth , ng iu it • hat wt,. Ti. Whigel4.l he universal solinostledgemet mists•n-toi the of the Bemis Catholics up 1., the ...

... is ri,ht; if he ran a .ball put an .1 to tbis weary strife, he a benefactor. thing is likely to done ty the Tories than the Whigs. tot can t•y n-ahvut • To =conditional etlition pretoe- Seroue..l I. it while the nonce • I. rig its pant hum. u u infaination ...

... true and honest app1.- tien to all the public departments of the Ene . . It need net be a matter:el surpriet that Ca. Whig families, wire have held the puree. the United Kingdom and its Colonies with and abort interruption.; since the pass' ig of ...

... education ■imparted to them in our national University, and all ■the talk and writing that can be accomplished by ■sinister Whig hostility, cannot, iu the least, ■lessen fthe confidence of the Irish Roman Ca Htholic gentry in the integrity and soundness ...

... its true aud honest application to all the public departments of the Empire. It need not a matter’of surprise that the high Whig families, who have held the patronage of the United Kingdom its Colonies with few and short interruptions since the passing ...

... y. t h e , r say IS ',Toler as r I m l the moveent 'w 11k.,. anmently and anniftstaion *Sibs ancient, and Inplutlile enmity Whig lenity to !trim& Toot party has 'duel tilt its ten .gal.' IM tool end the eiluesion of Irish Ito hat I it Y our 01- ample, ...

... that shall put end to this weary strife, will be a public benefactor. The thing is more likely to d' by the Tories than the Whigs; tut it be done by neither without a compromise. To demand unconditional abolition is preposterous, and to expect it while ...

... the Irish Grand Juries, who are interest Al, and who ought to Le consulted any proceeding. affecting those institutions. The whig government is, se are told, disposed I to yield to those interested and part* solicitations. The alteration, if inaile, will ...

... pod of honour. At the clubs it seems taken for granted that there will be an amalgamation before long. The old watchwords of Whig and Tory are now obsolete. and it is high time they were forgotten. The lit'higei are now mom Coommtire than the COmerratives ...