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... of her right to make laws for herself, as in 173-. Away, then, with every other idle pretence which may give cover to some Whig or Tory at the coming General Elecdon. If the Irish people, knew the secret of Roman cement in 1800, we would not now be in ...
... of the condition of the people, because his introduction to the House of Commons by two most respectable but unmistakable Whigs, and his taking his seat on the Ministerial side, leads me to believe that 105 such representatives would not obtain a tenant-right ...
... opposition possible to be arrayed against him ; the county would be saved from falling into the grasp of territorial magnates, Whig or Tory ; a mischievous and senseless feud would be averted; and the Priests and i People of Tipperary would present the same ...
... and human nature itself so lower* u *eav fearlessly and proclaim that from hence- there are only to be found the followers Whigs and Tories If you are not prepared to make this declaration to the people of Ireland, I will humbly suggest to you the changes ...
... attempt full disaster.” He enunciated his principles openly and manfully—proclaimed his thorough independence any government, Whig or Tory—avowed himself the advocate of tenant right, religious equality, and free education ; and if he were not howled by ...
... nations. Her laraCll ,^ '. meet some words of empty compassion, but nothing more—“ kind words butter no parsnips; soma professing Whig members taunt us w.ta our ties, if were beggars, like Lazarus A crumbs even comfort. They insult for aAu.g Ur what they will ...
... world—are reduced, solely by the operation of a bloody code of unjust and exterminating landlord-framed laws by a merciless Whig Government. Within the last thirty years; that they are (with a very short interval) ia office, they have enacted numberless ...
... remembered how fiercely Lord Chelmsford’s appointment of his son-inlaw to the office of Master in Lunacy was assailed by the Whigs, and haw the matter was made so serious invective that Lord Chelmsford had the alternative placed before him by Lord Derby ...
... allegiance. But neither one nor the other was extended to them. Therefore, let the blame lie not with the people but with the Whig government that were deceiving her Majesty, trampling upon her subjects, and hunting them from her realm (applause). In his ...