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... respect worthy of the cmfidence of the constitutional party, but he will not sacrifice the interests of the people to either a Whig or Tory faction. ARCHBISHOP BlutesroßD.—For some nights past frequenters of the Upper House have been asking who is the d ...
... precession having taken place, and he intimated that in the event of the verdict being against•the prisonen, he would feel Whig duty to bring the matter before the ceiminal judges: The jury did wverdict guilty, and the defendants .wear eenticeed. to three ...
... arbitrary and illegal opposition of Bishop Lloyd to the re-election ot Sir John Pakington. Lloyd and his son were furious Whigs. Singly or in concert they published manifestoes against tsir John, denouncing him as a vicious fellow of a vicious stock, ...
... in which he eenrezented Armagh, where die greater poition oi the family estates are *situated. Although a Wle;g, he was a Whig ei the old achool, and on Irish questions knew no party but that of his country. His vote and voice were ever given against ...
... of the council ehamber, and humbly requested admittance and a heating. But their Lotdships, being resolved to show the Whigs who were their masters, refused both. Mr Bruce was asked to show his credentials, to warrant his assumption of the character ...
... parties among the purblind statesmen of England, and to Ilse their influence on behalf of that party, whether Conservative or Whig, that would bid highest for their support. The overthrow of the Irish Church, and the recovery of the forfeited estates, which ...
... —The Churchnum Family Magazine. CHESO?I3LO3I3AI. HI3TORY OF THE PAPACY. r.x rar.sscv 7011 ALEILANDI.R VI. C . ONTIIITED. (Whig t tken notice of tho horriblo crimes of Popo Alrxandor 'VI. and his son Caviar lkwgia, it is but fair to giro a short account ...
... FENIANISM. a AsaLotlatut writes as follows to the Sissulard : It may by some be thought a bold that the present, or, rather, the Whig government, are the authors of the present distracted state of Ireland ; nominally perhaps they are not, but virtually aud ...
... other towns which, owing to their increasing trade and importance have become entitled ta a share in the repro , e dation. The Whigs, as usual, promised a sweeping measure of Reform, but once in office, the rest and be thankful policy was religiously adhered ...
... fifty policemen puffed it ont in Widowll'Corntack's cabbage-garden. Yet this desirable consummation was not arrived at till the Whig incapable—Lord Clarendon—who then held his mock-regal state in Dublin Castle, was frightened out of his seven senses. For ...
... forward and j another rejected on the score of political feeling Nov, Sir, this should not be done by the executive, either Whig or Tory, as it hriogs the administration of the laws into contempt and .creates suspicion in the tninds of the' lower classes ...
... his generation. Re clearly foresees the expulsion frOm office of those whom O'Connell dubbed the base, brutal, and bloody Whigs, and the secession to power of those who think Popery is the natural ally of conservatism ! Therefore it is that he takes ...