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... wrestiug it from us. c mild cite wore instances of where Ireland suffered under Whig misrule, but those two instances alone should decide every true Iriehen in against supporting a Whig caudidate. Latterly we find cry of the Disestablishment of the Protestant ...
... THE WHIG GOVERNMENT AND THE IRISH RAILWAYS. (Pwes Times.) ignores the memorial of the Irish re. re sive commonen respecting the purchase of the Irish railways. He admits that the peers who signed the memorial are numerous—lie has piofound respect for ...
... JUST PUBLISHED, A REPRINT OF THE ACTIONS OF THE ZNNISKILLIMe.iirt : Inn ' int Whig or erne is Is * adhllisk aide - uses and Libeethea, Deheillesenterse Is beim& BY ANDREW ILUILLTON. a Sibeeery. is Eywhom esd IRAS by the Utter. , —Games ewe Owe. by ...
... CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA. _._. The elemaship F.setips, from Boston an the Whigs on the 15th ion. Ites ethos& I bil Mm ill : m rarlit. ebi estre t :=l P r OM ,4 1 ), Is eskesled. be ma .Ik is V Mara .7. thong liaise! has Pus. le et hes eddramed • MIN in_legle ...
... let he wai_wilet boos the Whigs ene dens for their ether. wise la bided Who mole the Con. NOM Ilee of Millosipation but th• Why; emir ink is trade world be pew Irbe see Ohba at his teepseet to I destroy the Oafs* psimed by ess I lives? The edi he the ...
... deserve the most grateful return. On this senseless principle aloue can we account for the partiality of the Irish for the Whigs. The Whigs, who could afford to expend in supporting tho effete rule of the Sultan, having allowed two millions of the Irish people ...
... would be an election this year, that is, supposing we were not chstrauchieed. Well, an election this year would not suit the I Whig in -Iwo, as they know they would be 'beaten by long odds. Mr. Annerr would. it is Iwell known, be returned by a large majority ...
... epithet& which Daniel O'Connell so frequently applied to the Whigs are not forgotten yet, for they are as appropriate and merited now as they were thirty years Mole. The statesmanship of the Whigs,so far as thiscountry is concerned, consisted in sacrificing ...
... S 1.180 UNIUN. • GUARDIANS of the 1 Prone of the sham am of Whig, fag PAINIINO, mot toter. rally, the Wend. Iron. Metal Wort, dm, of the lad IlaTioals. Al., for sod Repairing ot the Chimney Shafts. Fall yortinalam may be had, and aba en appamtion to the ...
... MlL:tilt to proems *Pith oortainty or doppotch, (bp Sultiwriber to soncostos the of assorted Cut , tone to be kept in Stook. con. 'Whig of Picots, Steps, and Landings. floor Plinths. Quoins, Copings. &rub nod Chisolod Flags to.. to., To be Sold *A Cosh Prices ...
... deprives I Sligo borough of a representative in parliament. ' The inquiry, it is said, will not commence till October. So much for Whig law. ...
... Walitimh lo his Os prises st whisk ha be Ifs tiowitoo peeks br Clebbst b slab as pion st Ow Matt listioda ss to Isms of Ito, th whig lo bet ot i Cso it CLAIM al Oaks. Ilisralthsa, l Mak 1863. ...