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... THE ANTI-CATHOLIC WHIGS. hcl that since the when the fury of fanatic- | ism first shot out in a lurid over Germany and i Switzerland, document more disgraceful to Chri*. aaity, to toleration, or to intellect, ever emanated from faction, and none surely ...
... THE WHIG LEX YALiONIS. Lord aolb has odd way administering punishment He punishes the Innocent account of the xuilty. He exposes to starvation well conducted men for the act of some ruffisoa. An outrage was coiamit'erl against his Steward, and 'tops all ...
... *■* WHIG INSULT TO CATHOLICS. Mr. Jobs O’Donnell gave the following notice of motion ** Thai tho insolent sod audacious letter of the English Minister the Bishop of Durham is deliberate sad unprovoked insult the people of Ireland ; that scorn hi* threat ...
... DEADLY FRUITS OF WHIG POLICY The number of deaths in the Limerick Workhouse from the Ist of July, '48, to the Ist May, '49, a period of ten months only, reaches the enormous number of two sand one hundred souls. MILITARY BENEVOLENCE. (From Killaloe C ...
... Inyintnt of .on., kind the public .;,, ice , but . . not the smallest influence w.th the Whig acverno en» r -r. i.l.t d° 18.7 .om. . ,l. „.flne nr . , put in „ h,n,. and U , , uf c.ch.,,„ theconvict u. Spike .land a -ala-y ,c. , , , coal., and 1h n, ...
... sinn is universal that the chances of the Whig government have considerably diminished since the opening of the debate. THE CASK OP SMITH O’BRIEN, A numerous meeting was held in the City Court-house this day, to adopt address to her Majesty, calling for ...
... Having thus given, to the best of oar powers a-sketrlr of the feeling that abroad, we now ask the Whigs do they imagine this royal vi«lt will serve salvo‘for the session about be closed. Do they imaalnethat befitting. hospitable, and kindly reception ...
... CALUMNIES ON MR. P. M’MAHON. M.P. (From the IVexfoed (Guardian.) Earnestly and p»rseverintrlv as the exasperated Whig caluminators of this true and talented Iri have assailed and endeavoured to blacken his reputation detract from the high worth of his ...
... WHIG POLICY—HUSH GRIKVANCEB. The foMowinj letter to the Tablet, is from the Clerical Aether the *ery able one which trsn-sferred our columns two or three posts back •'TO THE EDIT©* OF THE TABLCT. *• Aacust 18. Dear Sie—On U»t Snntfiijr, after looking ...
... Whig manifestoes may think so—men who would go up there to feast and revel (their flocks starring) may think (bear, and cheers.) Men who would parade themselves before the representatives of royalty, not like Gregory before AtliUa, the scourge of God ...
... agnin tny. that if Sir Ko'wrt Peel gota the Whigs, and procures fond for the people—will prv|H>se adequate measures relief, will support him, and do anything our power to place hihi in office, (loud cheers.) I will not dwell some ra'her strong sentiments ...
... journalist whom Lord Clarendon’s own councel designated social pest I” Yes, the policj of the Whigs and the conduct of Lord Clarendon left Whig law and Whig siceroy no other friend. ...