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... Catholic University (hear, hear). They can reduce the taxation of Ireland, at least I fed coi.fi lent they will do so, if the Whigs and the Irish Wiiig Liberal* arc not too many for them. The dearest object life is see the people Ireland prosperous, contented ...
... is Mr. Bright’s speech Manchester, received by telegraph. PROPOSED BANQUET TO MR. GLADSTONE. Belfast, Tcesdat. —The Northern Whig, in leading article, says it understands it is in contemplation to invite Mr. Gladstone to a public banquet in Belfast. The ...
... in- justice of our rulers. We have not been justly treated financially by either of the contending parties, and whether the Whigs or the Tories were in power this country re- ceived very little of consideration. The Irish policy of both has been to drain ...
... will do, if the Whigs and the Irish Whig Liberals will allow them to try (hear). I think it is our bounden duty to give them this trial. I for ons will not be found more ready in supporting Conservative Government than I have been a Whig Government, but ...
... 1 grant it. They say the Whigs postponed Tenant Bill till after the eleventh hour bad sounded, because they hoped Ireland would come right in course of time with-rat the need exceptional legislation. Well-meaning people, Whigs and Tories indifferently ...
... estimation even the newly-found object his confidence. look upon it robust Irish confidence, indeed, that will expect mercies from Whig or Tory which are not matter of stipulation; and the electors of the county of Tipperary are likely prove more soft-headed ...
... to entertain Mr. William E. Gladstone, cr- Chancellor of the Exchequer, at lanquet in the nottbern metropolis. The Belfast Whig says that many inauential members of the Liberal party in the province Ulster have determined taking steps to brio* about tin ...
... whole thing, however, that will simplify and exemplify the working Whig taxation. For every man, woman and child—for every unit the population diminished between 1841 and 1851 the Whigs levied an additional pound annual taxation between ’5l and ’6l the ...
... injustice of our rulers. We have not been j justly treated financially by either of the contending parties, and whether the Whigs or the Tories were in power this country received very little of consideration. The Irish policy both has been to drain as ...
... MU tbtl sh.uid MlisljJhe and moderate news of the people. PROPOSED BANQUET TO MR. GLADSTONE. Belfast. TcESDAY.—The Northern Whig, leading article, says understands it contemplation invite Mr. Gladstone a public banquet ju Belfast. The article goes on to ...
... state that dis. content exists among the natives in Tar aka. PROPOSED BANQUET TO MR. GLADSTONE. Belfast Tubsdat.—The Northern Whig, in leading article, says it understands it in contemplation to invite Mr. Gladstone to a public banquet in Belfast. The article ...
... entirely honorable. Lord Clarendon has arrived in Paria. PROPOSED BANQUET TO MR. GLADSTONE. Belfast, Tuesday. —The Northern Whig, in a leading article, eays it understands it is contemplation to invite Mr. Gladstone to a public banquet in Belfast. The ...