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... pretending to bo the creine de la erenus, unites with the Whigs in retarding the material progress of Ireland, by maintaining the excessive taxstion of this country, and belauds the efforts of such Whigs the Very Rev. Dean Hoare, and Mr. Cornelius Redmond. ...
... serrant. John Esmokde. [ln inserting the above note we may abaerrs that Mr Esmonde’s recent vote, having for its object the Whigs, has given great offence to bis most inflate* tial supporters, and we understood his prospects of being elected were so slight ...
... city of the advantages they have enjoyed since 1854; and that it will place the representation entirely at the command of the Whigs. The injudicious, ill-timed articles which appear, do not represent the sentiments of the Conservative*, they are only those ...
... presence of crowded audience, who cheered him vehemently,— we all know what the Tories are, but if the Tories are de* vils, the Whigs are devils in belll reiterate the expression so far to say that, every Irish elector should look on the members of parliament ...
... disaster must not be excused. Before toe election, *' the failure of the 27th” was called brilliant success.” The Northern Whig” Monday, states that Mr. Orme, R.H., and Mr. O'Donnell, K.M., with Headconstable Rsinkin, attended at Friars’ Bosh Graveyard ...
... the address. The letter of Dr. MaeHale has thrown a great damp over the movement, which is generally regarded dodge of the Whigs to regain their influence in Ireland. The fallowing comprise tho Governing Council or Committee of the New Association: —The ...
... may turn Augusta, and seek to force his way through South Carolina, or he may push for Savannah or Brunswick. The Richmond Whig of December 6th Bays‘‘ have from the Georgia papers some particulars of the battle with Howard’s corps at Qriswoldville, nine ...
... others. Ton, Mr Mayor, I, and many of fellow-citizana w«r« »of. firing nndar the deprenion and tyranny a ooda of penal lam. The Whig* of that day—and be .Blake) vaa one of them, and would be etUl one if they oontinned the rune—were anxious rid Oatho* Uoa of ...
... ’tisu’t decent,” the favourite phrases of the historian Pnrnet, were the only attempts made at uttering our poor humble English. Whig or Jacobite was in every individual s heart, party rage loured on every brow, whilst sins against orthodoxy, and lower scandals ...