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... everywhere by Catholic Whigs and Liberals of those Catholics who are neither Whigs nor Liberals. Now, as far as Catholic Whigs and Liberals are concerned, it is easy, and we think, reasonable, to answer that they should vote with the Whigs and Liberals. There ...
... sufficient reason either for overcoming their indifference to the Whig and Tory parties, or for sacrificing the interests of the Tory party. We do not think that the most inveterate partisan of the Whig alliance can refuse to be satisfied with this, or can withhold ...
... returned for the purpose of opposiug the Whigs, who had lost the confidence of Ireland, and he did carry out the instructions which he then got, and for doing so he incurred the pens nett hatred and opposition of every Whig in the three kingdoms (hear, hear) ...
... Graham, all the united Whigs of England—he, the leading member of the Whig Government, acting with them so long, was not a Whig ? (boar, hear). It say be very well to say he had changed his principles; but to say that be was not a Whig was to belie history ...
... a member of the groat Whig party. Non I can understand that fully—l blame no man for being a member of that great Whig party, if his conscience guide. hint that way. 1 can understand that The O'Donoghne should belong to the Whig party. Theyve a baronetcy ...
... affections were retained by the wholesale, and the too often undiscriminating patronage lavished on them by the Whigs. Whatever were the motives of the Whig leaders there can be no doubt that their share in Catholic emancipation, and their repression of the Orange ...
... Barry is a Whig ant speaking from this point of view, Canon Whit, says :— Like myfathers who were &nivel by the expression, • Th e French are 1 coming,' I have been disappointed, if not deceived, by the promises of Whig Parliaments. The Whigs, 1 may say ...
... great things are compelled to give way to a new man who has found favour in the eyes of his patron. Thus Mr. Bouverie, a Whig among Whigs, finds his seat of Kilmarnock claimed by the great philosopher Mr. Mill for a friend, and his services for twenty years ...
... County. Whigs and Tories have each in Mir turn deceived us and neglected Ireland. The former ore proverbial fur fair promises when out of office. Let us express a determination to resist so blind a policy, as to be strict followers of either Whig or Tory• ...
... r f Whigs as of Tories ? Not until the country had sickened unto disgust of English Whig faithlessness, trickery, and hypocrisy—not until, for the twentieth time, the Whigs out of iiffiee had been found brimful of gloriouspromises, and the Whigs in o ...
... But he is an anti-Whig, and he is, forsooth, to be interrogated on the Whig catechism, artfully cooked so as to pass as a part of the popular creed. Will he follow Gladstone? We hope he will not ; and hope he will tell the Whig tricksters so. Phis ...
... invective which, from 1851 to 1855, FREDERICK LUCAS used to discharge from these very columns against Whigs and Liberals in general, and Catholic Whigs and Liberals in particular. And we rather think that their displeasure is not altogether without cause ...