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... readers at the time, Catholics hal pinned themselves to the coat tails (if the Whig , Liberals, and had identified theniselves with the Liberal party to an extent which made the Whig Liberals reckon on their support whatever they might do ; while the Tory party ...
... were made by the Fallen Angels. EsxtoxR ION OF TWO HUNDBEED AND FIFTY. THREE INDI-vTDUALS.-On Thursday, says the Nforthe~-m Whig, 253 persons, lately under the care of the committee of the Lisbon Relief Fund, left Belfast, in the Old Hlickory, Captain ...
... mittee. who are most indefatigable in their exer- tions for that purpose. Tsra SUCCEss OF THE QUEEN'S COLLEGES.-The Northern W~hig, writing of Quieen's College, Belfast, | says :-Year by year the series of documents, of ,which the latest is now before us ...
... for Ireland, and, asserted( that it didf not command the confidelice of any portion of the people but a few ante-dilavian Whigs and ener- getic place-hunters. Lord PALMERSTON eaid. the British Covern- ment hadl done all it could to secure property in ...
... discord and agitation ; for he did not be- lieve that the feelings of Parliament or the public would allow any Government, be it Whig or Conservative, to go as far as they did in 1832. He poin'e(l out the inaccuracies and exaggera- tions of Mr Osborne, and ...
... been accom-t Eplished had there been at the head of affairs. a young, active, and energetic Minister, inl place .of an old. Whig baronet, who has been so long .in office that he has lost his enthusiasm for every- ,thing, and is the emtbodied representation ...
... their rights of conscience, their blood-bought liberty, civil and religious, could not be sold an-ay by a couple of eminent Whig political ped- larst vwho, in the course of Providence had been per- m mitted to be ?? or snisrepresentatives of the city r ...
... history ; and the modus operandli adopted is seen to be that which the Irish people know so well how to use, the pitting of Whigs against Tories, and the con- eequent rivalries of both to-give or do some- thing to secure Irish members' votes. How clearly ...