... Churchmen of not being Whigs, had only thought of telling us that they were about to vote for Lord John Russell and Lord Palmerston, though both were enemies of Rome, and though the Government of the Holy See with their Ministry would no doubt be exposed ...

... made contemptible, but they themselves will have it so. The responsible advisers of her Majesty, both Whigs and Tories, have conspired against the Queen, her Crown and dignity,' by the ridiculous attitude which they assume. They may be, and they probably ...

... plaeemen, we shall expect to see the Irish seats filled by Whig followers of a Whig Minister. If there be any who do not think that the chief and only danger is to be apprehended from the Whigs—if there be any who really believe that it is probable or ...

... interests. They have hitherto been too long the slaves of the Whigs; indeed, they are longing to break the bonds of the degrading serfage which has long bent their necks beneath the Whig yoke. This, then, is declared to be the time for impressing on ...

... assertion of our civil rights. This Catholic party is further represented s having been hangers-on of the Whig oligarchy, and has defended Whig principles to the great damage of souls, and the moral degradation of all concerned. Now, however, it is ...

... retirement of the Whigs has led to a complete revolution in the army. The War-office has admitted the principle that the Catholic Priest shall be no longer of inferior rank to the Protestant Minister. We owe this to the Whigs; but to the Whigs out of office ...

... Tories are in, there is some certain hope of concessions being made; none, however, if the Whigs return to office. The Tablet has a deadly hatred of the Whigs. All Romish members are urged therefore to keep the Tories in by voting for the second reading ...

... sixty. The compact phalanx was worth buying. The Whigs, however, did not barter for their votes as the present Ministers do. They understood Romish morality. The thirty always have a leader. The Whigs chose out that leader, gave him s good bone to ...

... phalanx is needed. Again, the Tories have not, it appears, used the bribery system to the same extent as the Whigs : Corruption was a weapon of the Whigs, not of the Tories, and it was against corruption that Independent Opposition was to serve. It would indeed ...

... principles, they must have ceased to hold and to defend Whig Liberal principles; and before they cease to hold and to defend Whig Liberal principles, they must cease to be allied to, and identified with, the Whig Liberal Party. Now, what chance is there of persuading ...

... while the Tablet, on the other hand, maintains that those only who voted for the Government, and aided in keeping out the Whigs, were serving the Church, and that these were the true independent members, the iDthers'having voted only for the return of ...

... December, 1858. By his Excellency's comtnand, NAAS. Speaking of this document, the Evening Postthe recognised organ of the Whigs in this country —says, We do not intend to raise any discussion as to the necessity of this proclamation. If it could not ...