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... WHIG MEETING AT THE HOP HIND, Oil Wednesday niiihl, the Whig renilnvous was the Hop Hind, in Fair street, and here Messrs. Adair and Hihbert both appeared, supported by their usual suite, beaded by Messrs, t’. F. and G. E. Fuarer, but with the addition ...
... local readers, more than by observing that the Irish representative who sustains Whig Government, the Iriah Elector who supports Whig Candidate, is not only practically Whig himself,but considerably more meau, aud decidedly more mischievous. ...
... DOING A TRIFLE FOR THE WHIGS. The Seer of Crawfordsburn,Hke his brother in parliament ary isolation, Smith O’Brien, is afflicted with an aggravated form of scriptomania. He imagines himself a sort of bead-tutor the Irish people, and propounds his dogmas ...
... who, by supporting the N its Lord Palmerston, not as the mere notninees of bat as the Representatives of sound and sensil PN WHIG FAST, TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1857. em ce = 22, ARTHUR STREET, BELFAST. SPECIAL NOTICE, AMES BICKERTON, FROM LONDON, takes the liberty ...
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... have maintained the Old Whig principles, with that gentlemanly consistency which wins for all who thus uphold their political views, the respect and esteem of their opponents, equally with their friends. Mr. Gurdon, though a Whig, has not shut out from ...
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