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... spared the necessity of addressing you. I hare no ambitious promptings. I want nothing from the Tofies. I want nothing from the Whigs. merely want fair p'ay for our unfortunate Country. I want Tenant Riyht on the principle of the Tenant League. Repeal of the ...
... they are invested. The Whig Examiner, the exponent of Downing-street intention âthe accredited organ of the Cabinetâasks, What will the suppression do, the suppression »t mere symptom, not a jot abating the disease ?â The Whig Examiner clearly perceives ...
... Phayer would oppose it. Mr. Cullen Then let these gen'lemen who are so I anxious to have their names recorded, please the , Whig government on. '•-“- ur,h !ton of are place-hunters here are w, Cro..-.v..- whose characters stand before the government and ...
... in Limerick and Killarncy, //ere, find education and eloquence, movad by a Priest, one of those Romans” charged falsely by Whigs, with hostility enlightenment—labouring and leading in the hroid path of knowledge : and, associated with Protestant well as ...
... necessity of thus addressing you. I I have no ambitions prompting,. I want nothing from the Tories. I want nothing from the Whigs. I merely want fair play for our unfortunate country. I rant Tenant Right, on the principle of the Tenant League, Repeal of ...
... thrall; And John Kueaell’s letter tells. How bit bad heart boils and swells. With the hate of the creed of you all. Boy'e all. Whig Ooold hat hie kidney and hie fall. But thank God there Is man. Who’ll defeat your focman’s plan. And stand up for peasant and ...
... defeat. Bitie defat it it doomed in any event; and then, ooec more wa exclaim, Hans for tbs League and UiCHABt Btav, of Brens! WHIG DESIGNS AGAINST CATHOZaICS. THE LIMERICK ELECTION. TO BDITOE OTTEB LIMEBICX AND CLABB BZAMIEBE. Dec. 1, 18&0. Sie—l wm od the ...
... to which their bretbern ia England are lyranleelly es. posed,; and saying therotelrea, 100, from which the li. berticide Whigs, who ill attempt to strangle the religious freedom of Catholics. The rancorous end virulent TVssn, after commenting in its ...
... the necessity of thus addressing you. I have ambitious promptings. want nothing from the Tories. I want nothing frofc the Whigs. merely want foir-play for our unfortunate Country. want Tenant I Right on the principle of the Tenant League, Repeal of the ...
... *■* WHIG INSULT TO CATHOLICS. Mr. Jobs O’Donnell gave the following notice of motion ** Thai tho insolent sod audacious letter of the English Minister the Bishop of Durham is deliberate sad unprovoked insult the people of Ireland ; that scorn hi* threat ...
... Why not disembark hi* men and punish the j Pope’s insolence—if he deemed it such—in his own City? He would tell them, he (the Whig Premier) aware that French fleet rode anchor, in the harbour of Cherbourg, prepared dispute his landing. and becau«e if he ...
... the necessity of thus addressing you. I have ambitious promptings. I want nothing from the Tories. I want nothing from the Whigs. 1 merely want fair play for our unfortunate Country. I leant Tenant Right on the principle of the Tenant League. Repeal of ...