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... upwards of thirty are unable to till their little farms for waist a Massa rienaLn.) or oats ; these are eacipally on the lei& Whig noir Irish &ore. Mwriof Lord Campbell. In °Kenmore die- tary. Fes ea noes mama commend viry great distress prevails. The S ...
... readers not to too sanguine respecting the renewal of the Galway Contract knew the policy ever pursued towards this country the Whigs. Last night the Chancellor of the Exchequer asserted that the loss to the counlry in the conveyance of mails between Galway ...
... adherents, to accept office under Lo rd Palmerston, the county. The military force is composed of three necting himeelf with a Whig Government which of the 4th Dragrooa Guard sand a company vad betrayed and i njured Ireland, and which had up- of the 11th ...
... the Whig Government doctrine, that Irish gentlemen are not suited for the highest offices of the State, and the understrapper places alone are reserved for them. One of greatest objections to Colonel White is this—when Sir Robert Peel, true Whig, but ...
... Blackall—Well now suppose yon got Lord Derby's Government Mr. Morrow, man of large proportions—Down with the b Whigs, the beastly and brutal Whigs! (Terrific yells, and cries of Cut it short Major.) Major Blackhall —I will if yon listen to me, bat you wont ...
... Blackall—Well now, suppose you got Lord Derby’s government in. Mr. Morrow, a man of large proportions—Down with the Whigs, the beastly and brutal Whigs! (terrific yells, and cries of Cut it short, Major). Major iilackall—l will if you listen to me, but you won’t ...
... the Vatican than otherwise would have exiierienced reason his accusers the Hishop being certain Whig gentry among the Harbour Commissioners. and the Whig party an? means the be* •dour at Home. —Lmdum ...
... hie masters by abusing the brave and honourable Irishman. Nor are surprised that a scribbler in Holfaat n»per, the Northern Whig, should have, with the imitative •faculty of the monkey, followed the cue of the Timet. The Bate proprietor of that journal ...
... proclaimed by Vanalstine, he vehemently remonstrated in his rough but earnest way, calling on such to follow him loved the whig cause and haled tory cruelty. Abont one third listened to this appeal, and with the Delawares and Oneidas moved on ; while ...
... than the combativeness of the present Irish Secretary, Irishmen have J’long ceased to look for any beneficent exertions from Whig Governments. They understand fully that the old offensive and defensive alliance is terminated; but they do not expect to have ...