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... tholic blood, and what better could they therefore do than vote for Mr. Mostvn and Mr. Greene ? Would not Mr. Ellis join the Whigs in the House of Commons ? (Cheers and hisses.) Who was backing Mr. Ellis but Serjeant Shee, and if that gentleman entered the ...
... to be traitors to their own principles when they help th e Whigs to put down a Radical measure, and there is no reason why we should not, upon occasion, help the Tories to put down the Whigs, when these latt er are obstinate. It is, in some sense, a matter ...
... hands, and that the independent Party were determined to go to the poll against the Whig; whereupon this gentleman, who came upon a mission of peace, went into the Whig camp—the camp of the enemies of the League—and addressed a meeting, denouncing Mr. ...
... defeat the independent candidate in this county, and which have resulted in the return of two Conseriratives; Wu, disappointing Whig treachery of the fruits of its scheming. 2 34 Itebtetti. THEOPHINIA We have perused this treatise with care, and it is, in ...
... any step taken by the Tenant League party. (Hear, hear.) I was pained to see him putting himself into the hands of the old Whig and place-bmging party of Dundalk for the purpose of malignirg such a man as Mr. Cantwell. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Dwyer t of Oe ...
... succeeded, the blow would have indeed been serious. That he should have had any chance is a proof both of the enormous extent of Whig corruption and of the hold which may be acquired upon a county in a few years by a liberal use of patronage. In Sligo the cause ...
... able enough to carry a good tenant right measure, but the Ministry took care to deprive us of even that ground of hope. The Whigs demoralised the Irish representation—corrupted, divided, and scattered the Independent party, and Lord Palmerston, then laughing ...
... opinion of his own. (Groans.) Who is to bring in your Tenant Bill ? (Great hissing.) Mr. Mostvn's father was a supporter of the Whig government. What business has Lord Vaux to set up this young man against him ? What will this stripling do for the Tenant League ...