... Voice—That En- Hshman.) He was Englishman who had special claims on their attention. was one of the men of ’4B and at the hands of Whig Government he received two years' imprisonment for advocatin'; justice the people of England and Ireland. lie thought that ...

... this p | worship, as only a short time ago the enuren . p entered, and a number valuable articles aosu , therefrom. —Northern Whig. ...

... the accompaniments which Mr. Webster dreads, but which seem to us by no means certain, for we have always urged, whether by Whig or by Tory, a liberal grant, (£200,000 or £250,000, or whatever was necessary) for the secular education of the Roman Catholic ...

... he could not succeed without bribery. He says What decided me most to retire was a remark one of the voters —whether Tory or Whig I don’t knowwho said, *I am ready to lay down my life for Jesus Christ, but I don’t consider that it would be a sin to take ...

... would not have intrusted the destiny of this country to the judgment of numerical majority ; he would not have counselled the Whig party to reconstruct their famous institutions on the American model (cheers) and to {irofit in time from the wisdom of the ...

... even Fenianism has not uttered. Yet this is your “man of peace,” your apostle of moral means”—your man and your apostle whom Whig officials —the Attorney and the Solicitor-General of the late Government —hastened to fete and to honour in a city which they ...

... TUE IRREGULARITIES DOWN GAOL. The correspondent the Northern Whig, writing ■ from Downpatrick on Friday, says—“ It was recently announced that an investigation would be held in Down gaol to-day, the instance the Board of Superintendence, for the purpose ...

... University” matter, and that story would not have been told, the Tablet believes, if its line had been taken rather than the Whig-Radical one. Apropos of this difference between “Irish Catholics” and “English Catholics” as to policy, we may take our moral ...

... triumphs over justice and law eflected by tlie disloyal and wicked under the system fostered and maintained by the successive Whig Governments in Ireland. Tile experience of every individual will furnish abundant evidence of the fatal results of ignoring ...

... for the public benefit, and accordance with the requirements of the public service. is but too true, however, that under the Whig Governments the rule which ought to have prevailed was reversed. A Protestant seldom got anything, and a Conservative never ...

... hard measure for them, constantly and at all times loyal” wasn’t it hard measure for them to be clapped into gaol, and by a Whig Government too—a Government which they have since been supporting so zealously? They were, forsooth, prominent members of tho ...

... revises the decisions of the Lord Chancellor of Ireland. (Hear, hear and laughter.) So, if Mr. Blackbiune were nominated by Whig Ministry only three mouths ago, and were deemed by the late Government quite competent to revise the judgments of the Lord ...