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... Association a treasonable conspisacy, you cannot legally find the bill; if you think that Mr. O'Connell has not gone further than Whigs and Concilia, tors who have been rewarded with the robes and emoluments of Office, you cannot jeatly find the bill; and if ...
... interest without opposition. The representation of the county has for many years been divided between the two groat factions of Whig and Tory ; and the Blues are so well satisfied with the conduct of their representative, Mr. W. P. Ilonywood, that no new candidate ...
... principles, and to the Protestant interest, that Swift invoked your predecessors' aid against the mischievous designs of the Whig Attorney-General the day; and to a Dublin man it is a glorious reflection, and consolatory for all dangers and rnortifications ...
... principles, enabled them to maintain so eriviable a station on the poll—combining as they dii in their support all the higher Whigs, with plumper votes, from the Tories. We were happy to hear from these gentlemen an avowal of their intotthion to support that ...
... discovered, and the ringleaders_secured_and severely flogged.. Sharp contest ex - pected for Colchester. A gentleman' of pure Whig principles will start, and afford the electors an opportunity of recleaning themselves from an imputed dictation. The Tory ...
... interest without opposition. The representation of the county has for many years been divided between the two great factions of Whig Tory; and the Blues are so well satisfied with the conduct of their representative, Mr. IV. P. Honeywood, that no new candidate ...
... Camden) would go upon the Tory without ennosition.' The representation of thecountv has vMra between the two great factions of Whig ih. muware well sathfieS with the conduct Mr. W. P. that r\tw candidate would*«»nd mileli chance against that gentleman. Indeed ...
... which the Protestants of Ireland have instituted vindictive prosecutions. They leave such practices to Catholic Whigs in England and Whig Catholics in Ireland; and even should any calamity bring our liberal contemporary to answer before an . Irish Protestant ...
... Press publishes the following extracts a le'ter from Mr. Hume, dated London, 28th Dec. 1821; The language ought longer to about Whig Tory, hut about those who will support measures that have in view the i/rratesl happiness of the greatest number. That is the ...
... excuse, or ralher Yequire zeal in the cause of their church. But what is to be thought of Pro- testants and Infidels, tories, whigs, and radicals, nol only advo- cating iheir political emancipation, but giving eclat to their ecclesiastical system ? One of ...
... inhabitants of Belfast. An impressive and eloquent address] was delivered to those present, the Rev. W. D. If. M'Ewen.âNor. Whig. Died.âEarly this morning, in Clifford-street, Charles Hanbury, Esq. of Sloe Farm, Halstead, Essex, aged 58. SPORTING IN ...
... resolution of the Bottle Treason.—Poor fallen Plunkett ! which they have come to at last must have —lf a thousand persons, Whigs, Radicals, and been taken at some period, a better moment than Tories, possessed of a decent education, had the present could ...