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... Whig and Tory, a mongrel kind. Cleric before and lay behind. A Voiee—The House of Lords decided that they art clergymen at all. (Groat cheering ) Dr. Donnelly—Oh, ladies and gentlemen. look at the absurdity these rev gentlemen attempting to introduce ...
... a deputy keeper, and subsequent to the Union, we i were still set fighting about other matters by designing statesmen, by Whigs and by Tories(hear, hear)—that they might toss power like a i shuttlecock from hand to hand, and that the heads of each party ...
... entered Conciliation Hall, or any other spot where Repeal was being agitated. What shall we lay of the other members—Repeal, Whig, and Tory ? How can they hold up their heads to argue against any infliction that the Minister may propose? tell them, they ...
... masses, and they have now got their reward. We, who would rather see the proudest nobleman bite the dust than witness the death, Whig.created famine, of the poorest farmer in Ulster, cannot but rejoice at an event which tends thus admirably to engender hatred ...
... outlived their influence. PARLIAMENTARY REVIEW-DECLINE OF THE MINISTRY. Thu last Session threatens to be the death of the Whigs. Since the first night of its business down to the present time, has it witnessed the most merciless buffeting, and the most ...
... for 1 have since learned that bad be been allowed to speak on, would have shown that be was neither a Young Irelander nor a Whig, but true Old Irelander and a determined Repealer, having the interest of bis country at heart, (Hear, bear.) He is a most ...
... taking away the Lord Lieutenancy are? In the first place, the converted Young Irelander in Cork } and in the next place, all the Whig officials over here call out for such a measure, and say that jobbing is carried in the Castle. Thank you, gentlemen, knew ...
... remarked, that was not usual that Council to refer to articles in the public newspapers, but he had observed a letter in the Whig, signed ** John Frew,” which some of the members of the Council had, no doubt, read, and on which he thought, as it was au ...