... reco_s wigable. To say he looked white, woald Lu faiutly eonvey au idea of the frightfal pailn - which overspread his features, whig he visilbry t.ki- évery limb ; and it was lemaiked that did not ralse his eyes tothe budy of tie gourt where the general public ...

... letter in the FrxEMAN, but the majority sat calm and reflective. The INLEPENDENT boy was tirere I too. Great Cesar is he 8 Whig? No! Like the tall policmen at the deor ke is on | duty. The “ watch-dog's newrpaper must asturally watoh the proceedings ...

... emphasisiog of the word ** Rambling.” The festivities over we talked high politics® At present mine are ineclined to be elastic. Whig or Tory, Redmondite, Heslyite, Di'lonite, er any other ** ite,” may comunaud me st & reasonable figure but this would not do ...

... To speak her mind fa London, but Bome worthy citizens declare, S 0 lorg she's lingered in the rut Of apashy pelitical, The Whigs again may conquer ; but Tis argued on the other band, The peopla with th- past wve cut ; And Lime-ick's voice this time sball ...

... retaining them when ouce received. They have come to see that Ireland was too long the football of their statesinen whoetuer Whig or T'ory, and too long ill.uced. Ravd ¢ meer'sf o this they, underihe gul lance of toe Cr wa Cos Man st themscives to work ...

... unique public demonstration witnesed in lreland for the past tea ye:rs, Catholics, Prote tants, Unionists, ' Nationalists, Whigs and Tories, peer aud peasant. ‘all combined to rilse their voce against e plundering of Ireland in the name of lovperil taxaton ...

... for ' the faith o. co deliver. dto the saint,. But, we we to take the sword awl go out and slay the heathen, if they are not 'Whig to embrace Christauity. Ate we to shoot Roman Catholics protege &quarrel with them. became they oelieve in the infallibility ...

... the new Branch of the Federation. The old branch was born and nurtured in the same spot,when men were men, when wiigs were whigs, and when Wiewarg, politicians bal 1o businsss pedd ing among thcse who loved Ireland and meant 1o free her, Driven from piliar ...

... burry te lira& the Trar's ler it its rat rirstra ; the to brelairk tie r hog • prairie pork erg rake yet WI the time shaky, Whig. ' G. Is arse we sena Is die wham Mr wid kale ssalidedes wise a • • sod • ha kw ion for - allehyptide of viweer h-rd tome ...

... (supyresend) ef the Lessee. Ti. atm. lbws Marron ray sad the prooesdirge were marked by greet The mew retaber for the drier Whig 'evolved warmth sad cordiality. those prevait were :—Mr .1 E X P, Mr W J Reynolds, ki F, Mil J Dolts., U P. Very Rev 0 *Glynn ...

... National town «coming out as they had Joue to sreet., what ¢ Mr _Jordan perhaps could tell them, for be was one of dhem —a whig (laughter) a renegade, a traitor. to dhe ur afwlun:;n Na:i:.m\ify..(flo l(l)u) One .‘l' tbe surpri at their receiving him with ...

... aa friday be he astrad. Mho Om kik when to n mho aemad ea li , Mew am am the wheir, alied medhado beg witassi. Übe award to Whig Ma aswad oh _swig hot • hew adseles d ig ei= gu biretts heat Wm. livirg in her to emindokr.lo ID bathes hued • swailrai of ...