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... fulfil their duty honestly. Fourthly—The famine and emigration years have intervened since the lost religious census, and as Whig legislation is still founded on that false return, an effort should be to set matters right. These were some of the grounds ...
... blicalioo. Hotnisb officials bare rudely threatened, and work entrusted to them. The Maid of the Lsgan Is Brlpast, Ai-ril 11. which Whig OoeernmenU would lightly barter »n ham)^>nw.Htt ; wse , a •otrrriob inscrabcb company. for U» f.t« .»U- .hr «-.m.t. OM. and ...
... appeared in onr column*; and one statement which w** containol in the first letter l» tl»e special subject daily comment in the Whig. Freeholder atated that the two men who had taken the gun* from Tale's house and fired them were present in honsc at the trials ...
... he has got im-t your corr-apowdunt editorial columns of the Northern Whig. Now, I beg leave decllnu entering into any controversy tlh that locel .rgan of the KnfliM party. The Whig has wiitli in t>>e most emhiU• red against the pnrsecuusl P ot.-s ants ...
... mv last letter. that lire Derrymacaah Komanivia arlmii that it wltolly impossibie to prove Iroin wbidi side wa* shot. V. The Whig would like have yon, Mr. Editor, and your c--m s|>ondeiu t-i tom ittfonoera b. g to d ...
... the social and political arrangements of the conntry. IK-rhy said he regarded with d ...
... invent some farther concession by was held Thursdsy last, the Belfast General .kick V. Farta-taou. p^., It is the old style of Whig policy, but it has m- eeArehing examination (written and oral) In medivariably failed, and will always fail, until Ro- cine ...
... sai lwo intends 1 honor hiss by sojourning at his house wanted to ou all sides-against during her suy hdlamey.-Arrry P ...
... l in England, where people are not d.monstrativc and where they are not to anublx-d; but in Ireland, that special object of Whig hati.-d. customary and natural display loyalty and patriotism was to punished One and imprisonmint. The Castle went to work ...
... long series of Whig Viceroys* Irish public were astonished and delighted when frank and gallant nobleman aesumed the position, and once proved that came to ml* Ireland, not for the priests, but for the people ; not for the English Whigs, but for Irish ...
... then ag.> the lusolvcul, and refuroil to a- ci-pt 10s • poind, T.i Mr O’R obi; *t -1 bel-eve the i* still in (he Northern Whig office. did not try to get him turmd nff. I did u- the office and saw Mr. Hamilton Finl iy. ohjeui was ouly to know what hi* ...