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... Tory, even in that house (a two Originally “ Tories” were disbanded sol mode Ireland, who lived a very irregular life the “ Whigs” in Scotland did (a laugh). the but the fantastic name of the bill—* Tori ad to bers, and called attenti re up (hear, hear) ...
... calks le wept the app poor law is Woad, by the sesidentel death d W. emits. la Mr. Bellew bee ben a steady sapperter of the Whig gem/s--wat duitag the many pars he bee bad a seat is the Hew of Osmoses. His appointment I. the Irish peer law beard le the ...
... of posterity. They will come surely, thee* we will be in the sad gathered to ost fathers. For it never was decreed that, is =Whig the natio= of the earth, the prespedlar M her press:we is sever to the gleam ef Inks& Oh, me I here, where =am prayed for kw ...
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... hers that need necessarily have frightened off any man that thought as thought the Whigs of thirty yearn ago, and (though Sir George Grey must be excepted) as think the Whigs ;:et. It is not certain that even Sir George Grey would deny that the condition ...
... all Mr. Moore supposes, to save Ireland from u ruin. I send you Mr. Henderson’s letter, now in pamphlet form, taken from the Whig. I hope you will give it a place in your journal for the benefit of flax growers. , , . . . „ As to the expense of cultivating ...
... open at quarter peat Seraa o'clock. JOSEPH ROBISSON. Conductor. •DUNCHESroWK GRAND DISTRIBUTION. JL IMPORTANT NOTICE. The ORA WHIG, ao orareight, haring bean fixed for day ta ** Paseioa Watt.** the Sharumldan aad the Public are raepeetfuQy Informed that ...
... was seventyfive years age. For some years ho had been afflicted with paralysis. The baronetcy was conferred upon him by the Whigs, to whose party he rendered important services. It is to lie regretted that the strike, which Itas causrtl much derangement ...
... that (Mr. Bea) would ruin Belfast if w** allowed to go on, and what Toryism failed to achieve was sought be effected through Whig imbecility. After varrions proceedings Mr. Justice Fitzgerald, June, 1860, settled the deed of submission under which the case ...
... hear important intelligence by the next mail. Some daya before General Grant disturbed the long repose of his army, its left whig was fiercely attacked by the Confederates. Their object was to obtain poeeession of the City Point railroad which connects ...
... gold , 150 goid allowed to go on, »ad what Toryism failed to q p|dr j bright gold 19 large coloured was sought Reeled through Whig ‘® b ** ,ht - brooches, set with topaz, coral, and aquamarine garnets , After venous proceedings Mr. Justice Fitogarald, in ...
... fast if be was e legis- (Mr. Kea) would rain to go on, and what Toryism failed to achi papecial sought to be effected through Whig imbeci in fiat- ter various proceedings Mr. Justice y the in- June, 1860, settled the deed of submissic | the case was to go ...