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... THE DEMOCRAT ASD PEOPLE’S JOUBm-MARCTjg^ The Peelite* h»»e no more to do and the Whig* hare their own lacquey* to pronde The Pre«*- the powers that be The feeble old Whigs beck in office, the midst the tempest England is demented. If the Ctar « ere permitted ...
... PUN DAM IIARILLTS. It • 0. t s 4 Wheat (Whigs) per hone' 1 11 0 • 1 8 0 Do. (bob 40. $s a 16 11 Nasley 0185 nom (ekes) 4.. S le. 3 •is print ols 6 11 Id I fudim Waite rr *Ws SS S oii 0 Y e ll o w 4 4 , 4 • 11 ft 0 0 .looriMporloo 11 0 0 ' First. is. •IS ...
... TTIF ti No O,K 11E11 SATURDAY. MARCH 27, 1875.. LORD DARTREY AND WS TENANTRY. the Northern Whig.) The question for Rome titne at issue between the Louth Tenants 1/efence Association aud the Earl of I hwtrey. respecting an increased rent proposed to be ...
... warded b, th. Crow. be figured Whig donius et th M , M»b«n the other band, perceit* that ha* declined accept the appointment,- SMITH O’BRIEN Ib. . .U«» members of psrliament, in f*»ou interview ditional pardon to Smith O’Brien a with Lord Palmerston on ...
... GARDENING OPERATIONS FOB THE WEER . Moo lb. Nvisztwo.) weekly eontabelas Whigs Istormatto. assiebser preimiceel piebsine4 MIMI sums. Is rim Mr brown Mora se Ms owl al al re rim sr wkilie del Is am dray, se Ow rand la may re owl Orr ~Sr r 6 mmilba la Ms ...
... ia»i)e Whig eoleritr and contended toadiM, who »r» ■*ti«6«d with Ibair flint, the country forthwith pronounced prosperous, content, ma happy ; and yon are pronounced titiouary If yoo iifh lor Na* liontl Independence. Out of thit tloogh it it hard for ...
... effusions calling the Whigs liberal parly. Oh, how liberal they are !' O’Connell knew them well, and after a long experience of their profligacy, he pronounced sentence upon them, willing them the base, bloody and brutal Whigs. Would the great Irish ...
... clergy heaping expense upon them the gain to tbe Whigs will immense—the calamity oft our side irvep irablr. What V# say? Shall wnalloo the clergy Mayo oppressed by Whig power, end Whig maoey, end Whig calumnies ? Shall we allow the great body of the clergy ...
... to perfer Tones to Whigs, Mr M'Clintock would, the Tablet intimates, answer such a purpose very well- But the Priests and People of Louth wanted neither of those. The Louth Election, then, is no Whig-Liberal triumph, howsoever Whig-Liberal journalists ...
... made, that if the manipulation of those gr•uit iptesticns are only confid,d to the Whigs, all will be well and a politi Millennium eu be the result for this country. The Whig journals have bee, indulgi•e_ lately in the most:san 'nine expectations as t. the ...
... order to preserve • (he u' delivered to rbe a. ii.ts,‘ and aiihougb the Whigs have given vi at sums to the enemas that faith for the puipose of undermining it, we have sustained the Whig,. We deplore the depopulation of country by bud laws, but altl.ough ...