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... now have an independent parliament in tin country (great cheering.; they came not lo cur sislance. No—they joined willi the Whig and with tin i'orv, and with every power I came to strike down the liberties oi Ireland (cries * no, no,’ * yes. yes, and great ...
... has unequivocally pronounced “ for protection ; and the best of the story is, that there “are many converts from the whig and whig-radical “ranks. For instance, Mr. Georce Bruce, of Mil- “ town Castle ; Mr. Prerce of Altamura ; “Mr. Wrixon, of Ballygiblin ...
... Waller had talked of union ; but why, let him ask, had not the reverend gentleman expressed a similar wish for union when the Whigs and Tories were destroying the rights and liberties of his fellow-country- men?—(hear.) When union was really required and ...
... fiftj-one hallo ta. The nnmber of to tea required to form majoritj haa generallj amounted to 113 or 114. Mr. Wanthrop, the Whig candidate, haa never come nearer the number than 103 votea ; and though one of the Democratic candidatea, Mr. J. W. Brown, ...
... every rational man must have long since been thoroughly disgusted with the odious reiteration of these unmeaning nicknames, Whig and Tory. Substantial questiom4 involving monstrous abases c half a century's standing in many of our public institutions, ...
... wrote that most unconstitutional letter which lias brought much shame and di-grace upon his party—that letter which brands the Whigs traitors the great principles of civil and religious liberty of which they have always professed themselves to be ttie peculiar ...
... The following are the num- ti bers :-236 horses, 381 black cattle, 301 pigs, 150 sheep ael 4 calves, and 1 goat-total, ?? Whig, I ...
... their little holdings to the best of their ability, and to pay the cess and poor rates.— Wexford Independent. In the Northern Whig we find the following:— The Rer. Wm. Cnwford, the landlord of Ballytnony, Upper Fallt, Belfaat, hat kindly intimated hit tenantry ...
... orators, paid writers, and agitators, pressing on an imbecile ministry, had achieved tree trade—(cheers.) He cared for no party, Whig or Tory—but if they had one hundred and five men, who voted conscientiously and patriotically, they would suc- ceed—(cheers ...
... ” This is principle which Irish landlords sedulously carry out. although they deuouuce, ini raumeut actiou, the “heartless Whigs” for such a doctrine. The denunciation is per ltdly just—it is only reprehensible when the aclions not accord with it. But ...
... party, for surely if there were one question more than another which touched alike the pockets and the personal interests of Whig, Tory, Con- servative, Repealer, Radical, or whatever they pleased to call them, it which sought to restore to the coun- try ...
... * * frol * 10 . * '* T r,B, ®» , t,PJ —The severity of the. weather or the Continent hae produced whole, sold cheap.—NorMem Whig. ended. Out relief. Out-reUef. Workhouses. lOOOinmateT Mr. Cnllm inqnirad if any rMolntion, in'fitvoii rof ProUction! ran. ...