... and gentry of Ireland would be disposed to join a Whig Liberal association if they thought they could control and direct it. We think that an Irish Catholic Whig Liberal Association, with an avowed Whig Liberal programme, fairly and manfully endeavouring ...

... general took its tone from Dublinand in 1859 the Whigs were brought into office b./ the votes of twenty-one Irish Catholic members. It really must, now and then, have looked uncommonly like victory to all Whigs and Sadlierities ; and we dare say that they ...

... treating them badly. That is a new phase in the political history of the Empire, and we know no one who objects to it, except Whig Liberals and Cromwellian Williamites. As to the formation of au iudepeudent Irish Parliamentary party, on the scale and after ...

... of what we ought to look for ; and being made at the eleventh hour, looks, upon closer observation. very like a Whig dodge to cover some Whig members. and afford them a safe cry at the coming election; and, though the NIT?' have not signed the requisition ...

... the Right Rev. Bishop of Elphin it is desirable to take into consideration the following remarks of the Dublin organ of the Whig Liberal party in Ireland, the Evening Pose of ...

... the court and the two others in charge of the accused sitting free and unbound before his judges, recalled the memories of a Whig soldiery insulting the last hours of the gallant Montrose, or the too famous judicial vengeance which followed the false d ...

... independent candidate was returned for .Wexford by a tremendous ootjority although there were iu the field at the twee two Whigs. une Tory, and Mr. Nunu. all of the minty and posse .sing the sympathy of the iiilirr hindliirik. 111 the same year the independent ...

... the Reform Bill and Mr. Bright's bill placed within their reach. From the outset all intention to uphold any political party, Whig or Tory, is disclaimed. Justice is one staudard —not either Whiggism or Toryism. The man or the party who will promise to deal ...

... quite assent to Mr. Newdegate's avowal that he belongs to a class of Conservatives the origin of which he himself traces to the Whig principles of 1688. If this be so however be is scarcely entitled to say that lie alone is the genuine Tory and all others ...

... 313 . 312 . 307 . 303 13 . 13 . 11 . 1. . 14 231 . 234 . 238 . 238 . 240 95 . 36 . 9.i . 96 . 93 Conservatives /..hits . Whigs . 656 656 6:4 6.13 6:,1 I think we are warranted in drawing the conclusion that a splendid haute is steadily prning upon the ...

... ce out of sight. The monster grievance of Ireland is, more truly, the alliance of the Catholic members with the British Whig Liberal Party ; because, but for that alliance, we might have been able long since to settle not merely the Church Establishment ...

... publication of such a reso Latin civilisation, and directed the education of the lutiou must cause to the score of Catholic Whigs Polish nation in the direction of Western ideas. This who have hitherto hesitated to join, suspecting that is their great crime ...