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... Messrs. Maguire and Blake voted with the Whigs. . . What is still more remarkable— Mr. John Lanigan, one of the Independent members, was so very ardent in favour of the Irish moveduring the recess, votes for the Whigs in 1860, IS did in 1859. After printing ...
... above slip adds : The collection for the Pope will be triumphant in Ireland ; but what good is in all that, whilst Deasy, the Whig protege, will be returned without opposition. We, in truth, are a most inconstant race ; we mourn for the sorrows of the Holy ...
... . Mr. V. ROCHS—Apologise, Sir, apologise. Mr. RiNNESSI—I will not apologise. You will not allow the Whig Catholics to put you down (cheers). The Whig Catholics of Cork are a dying section, and this is their death-rattle to-day (cheers and counter cheers) ...
... himself to be an uncompromising supporter of Lord Palmerston's Government (interruption). The noble lord I represent is neither a Whig nor a Tory, and he never will be a place-hunter. He has the support of the Bishops of Cloyne and Ross. Mr. EDMUND Gorui—Has ...
... in spection of divisions. Again, when practicable this was to have been done, had not other interests intervened. Our Whig Catholic friends were anxious to place in power a strong Liberal Government, and the peril of souls was a minor consideration ...
... promised land of his generous hopes-- hardly a compensation for the loss of promotions Which transcend the patronage even of Whig Govern, and to which the late Cabinet was willing to aamit the sons and brothers of the Catholic electors of Are we wrong in ...
... offered himself for the county of Cork, in the Chamber of Commerce, he heard him say that he would not take place from the Whigs until the tenant question was settled (loud cries of no, no). I oppose Mr. Deasy on the ground that he is connected with ...
... quickly, for the Holy Father and the noble cause he represents. I am, dear Sir, yours faithfully, M. S. THE TRIUMPH OF the Whig Budget on Friday the 24th was so complete and so decisive that the fact speaks for itself, and makes all comment superfluous ...
... Ireland can expect any concession whatsoever ; and a few divisions like the last would probably have the effect of inducing the Whigs to throw the promised Tenant Bill overboard altogether. Let us hope that such a mistake will not occur again, particularly ...
... pastoral of the Bishops of Ireland, tenant right, and every other question necessary for the good of the countrtryy He is not a Whig, if you want to know. Me is a man that is independent ; he does not want a place on the Bench or anywhere else (cheers and ...
... some members of the Irish party so blind as to reject the policy of the Pastoral, and to vote for Lord Palmerston and the Whigs! It may be that these members acted conscientiously, with a view to serve the interests of the Irish tenant, and that they ...
... old Cleon, i n the Athenian play, Snubbed by the sausage-vendor, skulks away, Sir Francis left the Dennis he had led, And Whigs installed the sausage-Loan instead. ...