... not Whigs, or Liberals, or Radicals, or Democrats, to vote for the Tories in England, and to do the same in Ireland, for (continues the Ultramontane organ) we know that by principle and tradition the Tories are the adversaries of the Whig, Liberal ...

... and they will be at liberty to promulgate 41 more advanced ideas. The old Whigs could never construct a stable or popular Ministry. A 9 contradistinguished from the Old Whigs, Lord Russell is looked to the man able to win back the Irish Roman Catholics ...

... I oil flu. .Ml It., • Wk. .pint 10 J .411.• • d;s T /I. /11 -rut His • I .1 a lin., 01, It Whigs, Out • \ odee/ /tell /le. •114 the e.g.t il dno •St• 1 ...

... gave a summary of Sil 1 the public career, going to prove that he, the events, was not justified in re; O'Donnell with being a Whig. He replie holic in his usual strain, and sought with wi his adroitness to raise a false issue and fast ccess me an attack ...

... Already the Whig organs have sounded the note, and Limerick sends back » powerful echo. The simple privilege of putting one’s “interpretation” on Independent Opposition, has wrought miraculous conversions. Even the most exemplary Whigs declare for it ...

... the history of the O'Connell trial There was a struggle between the Whigs Tories for office. The Tories prosecuted him. He appealed to his friends in the House of Lords, and three Whig law lords let him out; and what was the consequence? Repeal of the ...

... corres; corms Lord Monteith will fer himself “ on a nd a | ad. Liberal princi es” for the representation usual county.— Nort: ern Whig. sy to TIPPERARY—The Clonmel Chronicle sts it as Mr. Dunbar, of Cork, is the third candid o the has been recently spoken of ...

... who was honoured by an invitation from his old friends to a feast the capital was formerly one of our Irish difficulties. The Whig Government of 1848 tried hard to convict him as a rebel, or at least as a seditions plotter against the commonwealth; but they ...

... onmplete with tho supplements ; 17 vole, cloth, £4 10s. Blakey’s History of Literature, 8 vo, cloth, (pub: Roebuck’s History the Whig Ministry ; 2 vola, 8vo, cloth, (pal Autobi: Diaries, and Morgan’s Clady +2 vols, 8vo, cloth th ‘at 968) 10» Edwards (Sutherland) ...

... that they,were Whig association ; that idea could not be more energetically repudiated. The Very Uev Canon Famll wit-bed to explain. He bad no intention identifying that association with the Whig party. He was much opposed to the Whig party as any one ...

... ite natural and instinctive enemies. How could which still degrades them &, policy esthe from “ the Irish Enemy ?” If the Whigs would wia beck this cduntry, should their whole system. Ireland shrinks from contact with T. Is hates it now asit ever hated ...

... he wished to add fendant w Whig—nor no lover of the Whigs (hear, having go old Palmerston bated the ministry of dant is «3 ho was against tenant right—who pro- Can Dy right to be andlord wrong” (hear, The first that the | Whigs and Tories were in truth ...