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... is felt to bo here wo have every day additional proof. A few months ago saw an eminent Whig peer sever the ties which had long united him and his family, to the Whig parly, and range himself with all the car- nest ness of convert onthesideoftheOhnrch Defence ...
... and Mr. Rearden, being the last joint the Liberal tail, is neither the most dignified nor the cleanest member of the organic Whig body. Recently, in his motion respecting the Queen, Mr. Rearden had whisked himself into a very nasty puddle indeed. Mr. Gladstone ...
... tion of Protestants, and Protestantism from the land. We not come forward as the champions of tyranny, or injustice, in either Whig or Tory, on the contrary are prepared heartily nnite with onr fellow-countrymen in seeking all legitimate reforms, bat before ...
... besides Disestablishment. remarkable letter, addressed him, to the Bishop of Arras, may remind Mr. Gladstone, and English Whigs and Scotch Radicals, of what they have before them. Cardinal Cullen, on the 24th of November—after the election* had ended ...
... the Liberal press, accuse Mr. Disraeli of preparing “another great strategic movement,” “a grand operation” to “ diih the Whigs.” The Tablet prophesied a policy of this kind all through, to an unbelieving generation : now, triumphantly aska, who was right ...
... the Constitution of England, her laws and liberties, against innovations and conspiracies of any party whatever in the State—Whig, Tory, or adical—who will curtail men’s liberUen; and he ms ot place-hunter* —Gla istone or Bright —schemers who,to win place ...
... representatives who were not opposed to Mayuooth, the result of which was that almost every candidate who came forward, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical, declared that at heart he had always been opposed to the Grant, and was ready to pledge himself against ...
... party ■who claim to bo Irish Re publicans. Tha-satne is {he”east at Dundalk, where Mr. Callan has besisn, net oißy Wr. Rnesell. Whig, but Bir Sir Oeorge'Bowyer, Grand Chamberlain to Pope and Knight Of St. John. It it not a little remarkable, too, that, wfth ...
... JoHltnoK.-Mt. Johnston Ballykilbes. was yssterdAy discharged from prison, on the order of the Lord Lientensnt. The Norlitrn Whig says that Mr. Johnston's friends In Belfast bad special train tor Downpatrick on the 27th iaat, the day which the term of hia ...
... mainly of heretic*. cue who ta lately at heart a Ihoruogh and complete Catholic run give hiacutlre adbt a Proteatant lead r, Whig or Torv, for In w» doing he that allegtanooin eoiue inatanora deatroya it altogether—which owea to Church. A Catholic cannot ...
... vile betreyel a noble body ot lellow citizens, who are now attacked by a motley crew, ot sceptics, Papists, mob leaders, and Whig oligarchs i Signed on behalt ol the executive committee • ol the London and Westminster Working Men Oooetitalioaal Association ...
... every case where the one ends and the other begins. They often melt into each other like the contiguous colours of the rainbow. Whig or Tory Ministers ina» abased with such vigour that one may te in doubt whether Government itself is not into contempt. But ...