... of attacking the Wiairtry would throw them mto the arms of W Whigs, and thet he would net jots la it. lie (Nr. Loudon) thought if the Whio came hack to Were was nothing to prerent the Whig* of the Horne Rule party objectint: to any atteck being made on ...

... the mows by roodetrtoieg o Minister, N. Fourtoo, who hos tried to prepare the trey for the &term- Woo of thy kepoblie by mime:Whig wily these aut. delete. who its eitemioa. asp :—So f. the smelt rebukes the Mandril. Pewee saes sot sham hi. pejedion oe alone ...

... Ulster. The writer says :— What have the Catholics ever done for the Tory party but oppose them ? Allied we have been with the Whigs of Engles& the Conservatives regarded, and fairly /e--roded, as as their bitterest Imo. Whoa they were in Oppesition we kept ...

... put. when convenieet, quietly the shelf. The lecturer asked. is iodignant terms, what was the programme of the antiquated Whigs? If they held political principles let them emit them to the mast. Those politicians that would not do thin were dithed cowards ...

... protested ma humble and georgette' rim - gist. whir net with so bettor smog= bertha noble lad ? Is it • tar that that ots bird and Whig, lir rood to the sums prier to band be harms rade as linable application to the gnarl and bear knight, he let wart bre. his ...

... remember—there is no harm in saying it—when • man of very considerable distinction in the Liberal party, not • Whig. in fact anything but a Whig,' exiled on me confidentially, and put it that a' motion could be brought forward smailiag the whole tioverninent ...

... OX QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY. REMINISCENCES OF ROME. THE DERRY CATHOLIC REGISTEATION ASSOCIATION. THE CATHOIACS OF ULSTER AND THE WHIG PARTY. AN ADMIRALTY COLLISION. LONDONDERRY CATHOLIC LITERARY ASSOCIATION. MEETING OF THE TEACHERS OF THE COUNTY ANTRIM. THE ...

... of more cad Moses from which tha amid still sulfas, sad towards the iislopmeat of news that menecemaz et t; the Oersted well-Whig of all elearas As nosy isadepeadent thicken givempeemios to heir *pumas in the pages of the Ems are{, nes of them Maim to ...

... •••••••••••••11 dad boar. Hag lag sight went es Arms.—At 1/1/.. th• .Ne a metre. ettl mete Merle. ea& dim &Ism. the• balsa Whig Alec SIM sib ter tame, skim* het b aid Um melt to bet, tie As —.The lido*, ~eektNato,' arrival la ea WAY IA W.l. Lent, sal ...

... designing Whig agits tors and partisans, who have no following this country. The people must be met and spoken to, and their opinion elicited, if Mr. Gladstone in desirous of winning back Ireland to his standard. A Whig han. quet in Dublin, or • Whig baniret ...

... fullest force P Jf we make just • few exceptions, assr-ediy it is not to be found in Ulster. As a rale, if we put aside the Whig land-jobbem of the province, our people have not much to complain oi'. Some very few oases may occasionally crop up, but they ...

... which Mr. Batt robot the party to act together Mr. Dwelling ern his authority at &Uwe and followed Lord Hartington and the Whig whips instead of Mr. Butt. Mr. D.r►niag speaks of the Parliamentary Co.. mitters one has term elected each 7..r—kest I not ...