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... MEMBER FOR CASHEL AND THE DIVISION UPON THE REFORM RILL The vote given by Mr. James Lystar 08eine, M.P., ia favour of the Whig Govereseet, bat as- Neighed and disappointed thee, of the ormetttaimey whose support and were gives to him the distinct an ...
... in the of a defeat of the Government, to wept ofSce, and with that object to invite the no-operation of the Conatitational Whigs upon condition, which will be honourable to both pities. A singular report comes from Washington that Stepheas had been proisounced ...
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... The two parties are no longer Federal/ and Confederates, but Republicans and Democrats, or. as we should say, Whigs and Tories. The Whigs are now in power, and they are proscribing their atheism-Ms as enemies to the Constitution, when in reality they ...
... concerned would be to es nearly a, possible- complying with the rules and adore .Ist. authorities—their WSW mane haying end Whig, bearing in mind that at the wont only • leas alonefourth the value of animals risk, if prompt Mery station is given to the ...
... gentlemen said No to that proposition to demonstrate their antagoeirrn to Bill itself. It is remarkable that such constitutional Whigs as Lord !Mho. Mr. Agar Ellis, Lord John Brown, and Mr. Wentworth Beaumont, joined in this demonstration. The Bill is, in all ...
... ble (cheers). I will not be the creature of a dirty atorpiracy and I will not be content to parliament o' • mere Tory or , Whig nominee !interruption). If Igo there you send me free and unfettered. I will not be a provincial delegate or a peripatetic ...
... Parliament' and a Privy Councillor. He was a great leader of the Tory or Protestant arty, and came strongly into collision with the Whig Lord Lieutenants. His second son, George, became Bishop of ; William, Op 7th sea of the first Lord Tyrone, became Archbishop ...