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... 4sgainxst: / ';the' ir'obbety.> 'The .Y'Vic~r~ is' a6 i atiM,; goon,, an d, notwithstanding .the. flgit met ,us to degrade it which Whig Governments partieularly un- derstand so well, Ireland, has derived positive benefits from its, 'pIrishmten' may rest assured ...
... was Lord John Russell, and Sir Robert Peel was against it; but ye turned him out and put in Lord John Russell. I believe the Whigs are the greatest enemy to Ireland (great uproar). Mr. F. R. Leahy briefly proposed the third resolution as follows : That we ...
... rumours cerniaiy have been the activity with which the subject was agitated in Ireland lately ; but one thing is nt, when the Whigs have made up their minds the English people will regard tbe question with in-, difference not with favour. The lawyers here ...
... which was particularly concerned. should only say that they were about the best abused class in the community. press England, Whig and Tory, united in heaping calumny the priesthood ol Ireland. Hut their answer was—tho virtues of the people; tho faith and ...
... seeks represent—the greater arc the difficulties he has contend against at the poll. The unadulterated Tory, the inexplicable Whig, the truckling, place-devouring nondescript can always calculate upon scat; but every county constituency is closed against ...
... to have injured the fame of any project, the works are at length about to be proceeded with by the new contractor. —Norikern Whig. Paksonstown and Portumna Bridge Bailway.—lt affords us much pleasure to have to state that a considerable number of shares ...
... Democrat, a Jeffersonian, born and dyed in the faith of the Republican fathers, somehow or other, because happened to become a Whig, I was held responsible for the Hartford Convention (laughter). And I have made this singular discovery in contrasting those ...
... through the instrumentality of a fiad of the legislature, dignified the title of law! therefore profess thorough independence of Whig or Tory, and adapting the motto of von the Ikiih” we claim for our countrymen, of every creed, perfect religious equality and ...
... Police, and, however the authoruies might deny the existence of Rrhhonism in the IriNh police, yet when an agent was wanted tin* Whig Government, the Commissioners once knew whereto lay their finger the proper tool. Mullins was tried for robbery in this city ...
... questions (hear, hear). Bet, that might be the time to touch upon a vies of late year., and to advise them never to return again a Whig to the Parliament (cheers). It might be said— Why wen the tout of The People' in an &trembly constituted in honour of those ...
... assist in d* nothing to prove has incurred was made the three provinces, were unanimo The Viceroyaltj notwithstanding which Whig derstand so well, benefits from its assured that wit only a valuable ii communicating w Throne. It is if the Irish Vic tial ...
... . blessings which constitutional mi. arch) , lone ' of .‘' Kcar.c who was standing 1 ll.c defender of Ireland against the Whig (!) malevolence EverywhereP s rn' * the h« ri '''''l. [!,.: cooh r. on this happy lan,! (l-ud cheers). L.v'l.r I r V ths t- ...