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... Mr. John Adams: Resolved-That we heartily rejoice in the Justretributiou that has overtaken those hollow and unprincipled Whigs in the mo ment of a short-lived triumph, purchased by the recreanot of so many mercenary Irish members, and that in future ...
... OF THIS DAY (SATURDAY), MAR9H 27, 1852, CoNTAINs:- Parliamentary Intelligence-Mlore Ministerial Interpella- ?? between the Whigs and the Derby Cabinet- Letters of our London Correspondent-Foreign Intelligence- Our Private Correspondenee from New York and ...
... proceedings in Cork-the Moore Testi- monial ; Interesting Meeting at Charlemont House-Elec- tion Intelligence: New Ross and the Whig Placeman, Re- dington; Electioneering in Galway, &ยข. &c.-The Address of the Catholic Defence Association to the Electors of ...
... rendered some service as an opponent to S the Centralising schemes of the Whigs. The experience ac-S quired by me in the course of that arduous contest convinces me that the Whigs have a uniform policy to sustain every- 1 thing English and to sacrifice ...
... being your Representative Su Parliament. A Tory government has succeeded to power. At its head is Lord Derby, who, for- nerly a Whig, has shown himself on every occasion hostile to the religious liberty of the Irish people. This ministry has come into office ...
... of being your Representative in Parli ut. A Tory government has eucceeded to power. At ts is Lord Derby, who, for- merly a Whig, has shown hi self on every occasion hostile to the religious liberty of t Irish people. This ministry has come into office ...
... your Representative in Parliament. A Tory government has I succeeded to power. At its head is Lord Derby, who, for- merly a Whig, has shown himself on every occasion hostile j to the religious liberty of the Irish people. This ministry has come into office ...
... twenty-five to forty per cent. on the labour of the weavers and flax spin-- of Drogheda. I seek your suffrages neither as a Whig or Tpry.- shall be found ever working for Ireland, and b7 the side of that party which shall make Ireland~s ights Ila Orst ...
... have rendered some service as an opponent to the Centralising schemes of the Whigs. The experience ac- quired by me in the course of that arduous contest convinces me that the Whigs have a uniform policy to sustain every- thing English and to sacrifice everything ...
... have rendered some service as an opponent to the Centralising schemes of the Whigs. The experience ac- quired by me in the course of that arduous contest convinces me that the Whigs have a uniform policy to sustain every- r thing English and to sacrifice ...
... rendered some service as an opponent to ; the Centralising schemes of the Whigs. The experience ac- quired by me in the course of that arduous contest convinces uoe that the Whigs have a uniform policy to sustaix every- thing English and to sacrifice everything ...
... rendered some service as an opponent to E the Centralising schemes of the Whigs. The experience ac-t. quired by me in the course of that arduous contest convinces C me that the Whigs have a uniform policy to sustain every- thing English and to sacrifice ...