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... Armagh Conservatives* Armagh Is stirring from border border March, march! the cause you’re allied for not the poor triumph «T Whig Tory, Bill that which your ancestors struggled and died for. The Cause and the Faith In which Brotesutuls glory. Kay. shall ...

... there was a threat Whig outcry against the close boroughs, and tho people agreed with the Whigs, and said it was an infamous system. So they put an end to the close boroughs of the Tories, but not to tho olose boroughs of the Whigs (laughter). And, ever ...

... reapeet to General Windham's opinion. His famil> lias in years been decidedly Whig, thoujrli his eminent relative, the late brilliant orator, hovered *i«tr >»tfully Whigs and Tories, and, was rein irked of him, used diamond-scales in forming his de ...

... Mail, the result of another examination of the list, not ranging all members nnder the two categories of Conservatives and Whigs, as was erroneously done in the other case, but taking into account other distinct denominations or divisions. The Globe made ...

... pledge themselves to use their utmost power to prevent the return of Mr. Ball. In spite of this resolution of the clergy, the Whig party persisted in putting forward Mr. l, though without any hope of success, and without any other object than that of driving ...

... property, and always one of the steadiest and most consistent friends of Ireland. We recollect he was the first man of the Whig party that denounced the Ecclesiastical Titles' Act. ...

... this Before I proceed farther, I wonld wish ask you one question. I« there a man amongat yon who dares to declare hisswlf a Whig (ories of no, no) ? Is there a single man amongst you who declares himself a Tory (no, cheers) ? Then I may fairly concludo ...

... while in Galway town the substitution for M. J. Blake, of Lord Dankellin, no ministerial loss, the new member being son to the Whig Marquis of Clanncarde, and having been one of Lord Clarendon’s aide de camps during diplomatist Earl’s vice-royalty here. In ...

... judge by the tone of the journal alluded to, official apprehensions are at present directed rather to the movements of the Whig rival for power. For the Economist clearly sees that the noble lord carries a stone in his sleeve for the Administration, in ...

... 1 must tell you the first place, that am no parly man, as that phrase commonly understood*l totally unconnected with either Whig or Tory. great object is to advance the interests and redress the grievances of Ire*and, and all my conduct will be, as it ...

... to which we allude, gentlemen of all shades of political opinions are taking part. Gentlemen whose sympathies are with the Whigs, whose sympathies arc with the late Tory administration, and whose sympathies are with the general democratic party, are of ...