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... 1 Sept., 1866 a serious complaint put forward gravely by the journal referred to. From which it is clear that Orangemen and Whig have a common policy in this respect also—that they seek, as it was oaoe expressedJ more tritely than reverently, to halves ...
... similar state of things prevailed at Reigate and Lancaster, according the evidence just given before the Election Committees. Whig or Tory, it mattered not a jot to the independent voters ; whoever paid highest obtained the suffrage, except when both sides ...
... that are full of fores and fire, ana good deal of fury. The writer is undoubtedly possessed of true poetic power. —Northern Whig. The writer of ‘Lays and Legends of Thomond’ has prosed abnndanttir in bis pages that his spirit is thoroughly imbued with ...
... ought to have better understood the real meaning of the entente cordiale* But has been living in London many years, and so got Whig notions, I suppose—has been told % thousand times, that Liberal people in England love France, and believed the tale: but his ...
... that are full of fores and fire, and a good deal of fury. The writer is undoubtedly possessed of true poetic power.—AbrtAens Whig. The writer of ‘Lays and Legends of Thomond’ has proved abundantly in his pages that his spirit is theronghly imbued with the ...
... from a demonstration that should be simply a na- tional compliment to Mr. Bright. To dwarf and degrade it to the dimensions of Whig-Liberal celebration, a diplomatic reunion, recalling the days of “Lichfield House Compact,” were surely crime and a blunder ...
... Argument in the Court of King’s Bench; together with a Speech in tha House of Commons, Arthur Browne, Esq ; Addreaa to tha Whig Club of Ireland; with Essay on Fiats, LaoaurdM’Nally, Esq.; tha Trial of John Magee in the Court of King’s Bench, day June ...
... the the Court King* Pen oh, ridan. Esq., one His Slai s Argument in the Court of Ring Bei a Speech in the of Commons, ; »n Whig Ch Essay on Leonard M JohnMageeini&pAJpnrtof Kinr day of June, 1790. 1 vol., whole IRELAND—The Lila St O’Hergidr, Bishop of ...
... very small matter; and also favours an Improvement Compensation Bill for tenant*—a matter of no consequence whatever. Many Whigs (when in opposition! have done much; it is cheap way of winning Irish help in their KThiggery. I could point to philipploa ...
... ballads that are full ef force and and a good deal of fury. The writer is undoubtedly pMeeesed true poetic power.—iVertiera Whig. The writer of 'Lays and Legends of Thomond’ has pro Tod abundantly in his pages that his spirit is thoroughly imbued with ...
... praiseworthy conduct.’— Corrupondtnt of tit Jritk JHmet. PRISON COMFORTS IN DOWNPATRICK, _ The oorreapondent of the Northern Whig, writiag from Downpatrick on Friday says It reoenUy annoonoed that an investigation would held in Uown iailto>day, the inatanoe ...
... that are full of force and fire, and a good deal fury. The writer is undoubtedly possessed of true poetic power. —Northern Whig. The writer of ‘Lays and Legends of Xbomond’ has proved abundantly in his pages that his spirit is thoroughly imbued with the ...