Note 30 — Front matter
Reading edition
The only real cry in the country is the proper and just old No Popery cry.—Major Beresford, July, 1847. Unfortunately the strongest bond of union amongst them is an apprehension of Popery.—Stanley, September 12, 1847. The great Protectionist party having degenerated into a No Popery, No Jew Party, I am still more unfit now than I was in 1846 to lead it.—G. Bentinck, December 26, 1847. Croker's Memoirs, iii. 116, 132, 157.