... justification of armed resistance. It is a hideous, an absurd, and a flagitious doctrine, but it is the doctrine of the present Whig Liberal Administration. Well, every advantage ought to be taken of it. They ought to be put upon the rack of parliamentary ...

... was an Irishman or an Englishman, or a Whig, or a Tory ; whether young Fitzgerald was the grandson of a grocer, or of a duke, of a tinker, or of a king is really utterly irrelevant. constat that, being a Whig, he was worse than if he had been a Tory ...

... have within their reach the fullest and most reliable sources of information, had an insuperable objection —whether they were Whigs or Tories—to admit that Ireland was not in a prosperous condition. It was not difficult to discover that this arose from the ...

... purely political division has arisen among English Catholics, between Catholic Liberals and Catholic Conservatives, Catholic Whig' ane. Catholic Tories, some preferring one party and some another. But we are aware of only two occasions, one in 1861, and ...