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... the distinction that he invarie bly made hetween Whigs and Tories? (hear, hear). If the Whigs insulted as the Tories would trample on cheers) Mr. Mcreny—Did be not call them base, brutal, and bloody Whigs (loud cheers from a section of the gallery)? Rey ...
... to divass with the pleas and So boy at the coat of a limited powEniea of ialschief. The no him teen fatal to the Was anaiewi Whig leader had • pedm ta 011ifiPall se ttr of hie as to -- OT of 18 56 . already. the _ after peace preteit ci?grn - P. r!is_dw ...
... TIIK MINIBTHEIAL PROGRAMME u The anti-Papal production of Ministers, called the Queen’s JSpeeeh, for which the Whig Sanhedrim appears to have distilled the very essence of the national prejudices, is a grand refresher of Catholic memories. restores scale ...
... but eight or ten (about this number voted for Mr. Deasy at the last election) could found on a lato occasion to truckle to Whig influence, would do otherwise than cheerfully respond to the cause of nationality. Furthermore, a committee has been formed ...
... to be made head against, under the extraordinary combination of circumstances which aided the triumph of the A union of the Whigs and Tories to defeat the policy of the Irish bishops, and to inflict a blow upon the cause of the Porr, was too powerful to ...
... don’t deny it. (Uproar.) A Voice—They are no whig-place beggars. (Hisses.) Mr. E. O’Sullivan—They are honest men, what you and your dirty whig party arc not. (Loud clamour and hisses.) A Voice—A groan for the Whigs. (Deep groans.) The High Sheriff—Order, order ...
... compromising episcopal anthority generally, by establishing precedent which might lead to ?ery undesirable consequences.— Norlhtiv* Whig. ...
... first hasty reference the new Commercial Treaty we called it French Treaty, and as respects Ireland French Treaty is. Even the Whig Journals admit this; and how can they decline? for while French product* are admitted into English and Irish markets, Ireland ...
... just Sil. Tickets of adcsinioa to bad at tbo Tract Shop, Grand Parade; Mr. W. J. Mcerat's. Georga'a.street; and Mr. Jooiab Whig fix's, Patrick-street. Body of tbo Hall. Is.; Gallorj. 6d. A limited Bomber Children's Tickets at Half Price.to had at the ...
... people. The nature of the cause that is at issue is well understood, and men feel that when it is a question between the and the Whig Go- vernment, there can or should be no hesitation or doubt about their course. The considerations that on other occasions ...
... from office the * base, bloody, and brutal Whigs,” support the Tories, who were sinccre in everything they promised. “That, as a body, we are at length convineed of the bad faith and dishonesty of the Whigs in everything connected with the interests of ...