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... our estimate of Longford. Neither priests nor people are prepared to submit the ignominy of being made the pliant tools of Whig intrigue. True to the heredit iry character which attaches their name, the priests of the county have come forward with r ...
... Docto? goes in for the Whigs —the dirty Whigs—because they gave him a paltry honour; but he could not it without misrepresenting history and falsifying facts. Tha Tories have done far” more for the Irish Catholics than the Whigs. The Tories are more friendly ...
... called one ourselves” the Lord Mayor of Dublin, on Tuesday evening. We are not going to denounce him as Base, bloody, and brutal Whig.” Such words would be too coarse in these days of gentility. But we may ask what else could expect from man who hears of starvation ...
... with the writer in their shameful conspiracy against public law. « The Tories,aays the Count, “are less friendly than the Whigs, and the most enthusiastic are the zealous Protestants, marshalled by Lord Shaftesbury.” This he true, but if the Tories were ...
... Their lie* are falling back on themselves, and perfidiotis Albion, is the bye word of nations. A Belfast scribe—the Northern Whig, in article of la»t Tuesday, says that Paasaglia is the most eminent Catholic theologian of the Catholic Church. If this be ...
... the starving peasantry. Ireland, at least, will not lament the downfall the Whig Cabinet. the contrary, it will crumble to pieces amidst the rejoicing of her people. These Whigs cheated us-; and whilst our people were brought to ruin, and tljcuisauds of ...
... was Hus. | I Vision and Peel who inaugurated the policy freetrade, and under whom it its safest and soundest triumpha. The Whigs, in fact, hare only carried nut the principles of those statesmen, and in some cases extreme which was more daring than prudent ...
... TtIEIR PREVENTION AND 0 CURE by WI Feadgeties. Published by Remy Earbsw, SH, Iltrama, at all OPINING OF PARLIANKNT. the of Whig and Tory were int board withis the wale of the theme es esessios whom two paha ponies take m.ll - ' thaw in which the of Lord ...
... with the sinews of war. other course would fruitles*. other times, ere the great bulk of the population were demoralized by Whig practices at elections, money was not much required for fighdng the popular battles. But it is otherwise to-day. The common ...
... and stirring prepare for the struggles of the hustings. Much stake. The Wexford People has been incessant in fighting against Whig intrigues. Why not the men of Connaught.— Let us rally, then, for Independent Opposition. ’ How the Connaught Patriot could ...
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... respect. He was aware that his subject delicate one. OoU'lawed or attempted tohava been outlawed, alien ministry, and deprived a Whig minister of the common right of every man to defend his person and his )ome _ti> address the peoplt of Dublin on the right ...