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... patients in the hospitals if workhouses Ihrou4hout Ireland. It is the tendency of all government officials, especially when of Whig constitution. to use every means for the extinction or absorption of kindred institutions under local government, and for the ...
... for whits and telling it without Low. Bemoan &Naito. Osessid &Woe his isiossisa so ss • the of Wove' No Irish stn b. ▪ b • Whig Lnv Olken, and the Irieh bane as representative or organ in th e of noises the lately reecondel Cheer ...
... rsmpaut radicalism and revolt'. tion into a settled hatred and a determined hostility to atl the English liberals and the great Whig party. This retrogression has ,vidently occurred, because the latter are supposed sympathise with recent revolutions yin Italy ...
... political sop. period the Whig whilst they withal of the meet rebeilfono and principles. The O'Dosighat from the day et his for County Tipperary, se emoselment of hie rebellions predilictions, ad be mitered the against Mr. Waldree, an Is Whig. his pretensions ...
... with E.glMd, unless hewed apes the by laglawl. The popular fissile, it is generally Wilma that the Treat Masa. /to& demi week. Whig IN weed. The reel sad lays, volunteers, end militia, were balm meth* with. TM war sows la the ham tie the railway ler ill Mies ...
... and oar Whig rulers took advantage of the granting of these requests to introduce without any demand for it this centralising, objectionable, demoralising, and mie:hierous proposition. THE WHIGS—PARLIA.VE.VTART REFORM AND TENANT-Rica'. To Whig Government ...
... the Government in Downing street, • strong feeling of resentment against the Irish Executive for the Losses sustained by the Whigs at the last general election in Ireland, in consequence of the determined rejection by the Itotaan Catholic constituencies ...
... on facts stated in the report of a perigrinating commission and other bills for the same objects since introduce', which the Whig ministries did nut ears about passing afford full information and vulttable pre.alcuts of which Sir Robert Peel appears to ...
... additinual particulars outbreak The lateat news from New is to Saturday night This village is nearly burnt up. An arrival Item Crow Whig duert bring. intelligeniw that lbde•in-lLe.-day, the great Cl,ipp,w■ thief tumid a that he would not be lilt for the of the ...
... Ferry, end Ship. b e elnown. An • ngegement is impending. The Coe. General Ler• hue senile preparations to meet 'he esesty. The Whig has information that the entire Confederate loos at the hattle et wee $10, and in all engagements Man land from 6,000 to ...
... or money or through government patronage to return him. the many Attornies and solicitors-general, who flourished under the Whigs, and who were by them raised Judicial Bench, only one (Mr Deasy) cotiTd get an Irish constituency to elect him, and be only ...
... antagonist, but always the warn, and aware friend of the late Earl Forages% who fn many yews aspresseted the county of Deena Whig principle's, him Mead and colkague, Sir T. a Arland, hovieg beta a keg time repreastatisaM the county Censweretlm principles ...