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... treat the Whigs and Tories alike when they transgress against Ireland? It is because the Whigs have ruled us badly that the Fenian movement received so many recruits. And instead of suspending the constitution in frc. land last Spring,the Whigs should have ...
... the presentation of the address of the Corporation of Belfast to the Marquis Abtrtorn, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.—Noi tkern Whig. ...
... Cork- Of course the motion was earned. Whigs and Tories are the enemies of Ireland, and both would gag her rather than give her the measures she requires. But whilst there redress of ...
... the: i has ; and it was not till the Whigs had full sway ir; 1 e land that the population was decimated, . duced atom nine to six millions. It was the starved and aud banished the victims of misrul. • It was the Whigs who raised a persecution against our ...
... the country on condition of getting out of prison, there are now only about Fenian prisoners in custody in Belfast.—Northern Whig. ...
... powtr have bestow. They Ore Whigs in poll, ios, and although the policy of the Whig govern, ment is to root the. Irish r ccont of this country, still the seekers for honours and places wish keep them in office, hecauso the Whigs attend to ’he few ami neglect ...
... distinguished cl man. He has been for several weeks resident in Dublin, under the care of an eminent medical gentleman.—Northern Whig. ...
... Mr Fortescue say r elativeto this terrible evil ? 1 wish you God speed,* said the Whig Irish Secretary * but 1 wou‘t give you any as-j tance !* That was the way the Whigs acted in the very lost session of parliament. For several years they treated the ...
... 1834, and it was about this time that his fealty to the Whigs began to give introduction of the “ Irish Church Appropriation Bill” was the signal for his first breaking with the domicant | Whig party. He declined to be a party to the measore, and, in ...
... Templepatrick, Ards, Glenderinott, Dromore, Tyrone, Atblone, Dungannon, Oarrickfergus, Dublin, Down, Derrv, and Ballvmena —Northern Whig. ...
... generally • adopted in appointing discontinuing them is, that when the Whigs or Tories out of otllcc in England, their Viceroy makes his exit from Dublin Castle. Lord Kcraberley, the Whig,turned the back seams of his stockings to Ireland two or three’ weeks ...
... feared that this discovery will nip in the bud a memorial lately sent off praying for commutation of the sentence.—Northern Whig. ...