... wrecked in their reputation, and afterwards life-long exclusion. The Pope’s brigade have always been a source of weakness to the Whigs, whose Irish policy has been their vulnerable spot. Protestant in England—Popish in Ireland—energetic and eloquent defenders ...

... the Cathedral Rround, The were attendance, but the re-interment was condnctwithoutthe slightest breach of the peace. Northern Whig. _ ...

... for new docks, he will give them a Japanese addition to the Kalendar; and, due time, also, will, if can. remove their present Whig representative, in favour of some true son the Church, whose sympathy with King Bomba and horror of Victor Emmanuel will be ...

... famine. Lord George Bentinck wished to grant ill(i,000,000 for the construction of Irish railways, but he was defeated the whig Irish followers of Lord John Bussell. Was it not tainj Eglinton—whose memory is blessed in Ireland—who staked his influence ...

... spent my money and made heavy sacrifices for the sake of that party, and had the pleasure not long a0 of being told eminent Whig friend that exhibited more Spartan tenacity to a bad cause than he had ever known in his life the part of any individual. These ...

... settlement can be effected without some compromise; and indeed we have ourselves seen this truth exemplified in our own days under Whig Ministers and a Reform Parliament. In the Russian war we sacrificed the Christian Churches in the East to the salvation of ...

... money, and that the object of his second visit was to secure All the drawers were opened in most scientific manner. Northern Whig. ...