... have forgotten the facts of the case of the Irish Church. They have argued like those Whig patriots spoken of Mr. Macaulay, who said they were so zealous for all the Whig doctrines of the day that they gave no thought whatever to the claims—scarcely, indeed ...

... generosity of his finance ? The con luct of the Government on this vital question is quite in accord with the established system of Whig Cabinets. Ireland must be impoverished and kept poor. A portion of spoil may thrown back this country for the education of ...

... quite a sensation in the neighbourhood of Dromore; but which I give in the words of a resident clergyman that published in the Whig the occurrence when it took place. Some person, during the Social Science Congress in Belfast had the impudence challenge a ...

... property of the Irish Church would to the landlords. In conclusion, he said it had been the great and glorious privilege of the Whig party in past times to have secured civil and, religious freedom. By a wise intuition the leading men and statesmen of the ...