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... Dwindled down to five maillioniL (Cries e I Down with or j the Whigs ?? Fortunately for nis that hal been done bel already; they are ?? we must keep, ?? e them down. (Loud cheers.) Even ten years of Whig Ml e rule carries a terrible lesson; let me remind you ...
... up the 'same subject, agrees in meas;ure with the viewv of the 'Whig Administra- 1: tonu advne lby Mr.`Pope Hennessy, remnarking:- ~'We 'do'tnot, nor. 'does' Mr. Hennessy, accuse the 'Whigs of having maltreated the Irish people with any ma- VI licious ...
... behalf of the Whigs. ' There is no family a It which' has greater claims upon its party than this. i It has fought in Dublin, in Longford, in Kid- e -derminster, and is now fighting in Tipperary. But e if Captain WiVlsT is a traditional Whig, Mr. ;WALDRON ...
... wuld -benecessafily resistedionly by the hundred or so aitlemn unseated who will be per- S fectly podwerles. a ereas if the Whigs proposed the I same measure, it pould be resisted by those nn bred, plus fall crypto-Conservatives, plus the recognised Tory ...
... seller- and politician who, if: I were. to:.epell his name as: he-pronounces it,, I should write. Hold~rman 'XBywood. The Whigs ?? were aghsst:at- such candi- f datesj and they. put themnselves in communication -with 0- sundry. gentlemen, amongst them ...
... vast crowds of unenfrazi chised listeners, there is no dangerous agitation and that the advisers of the Sovereign, be they Whig or be they Conservative, can devise their, measures free from pressure from without. At the same time, though there is this ...
... be ?? thrown overboard. Sir .obert, -in returning, thanks, fr Sounded his own prisea for having broken.the thraldom of the Whig clique, and was exceedingly eloquent -upon v the sin o£ bribery-to-which his pocket has no mind; but S was silent, about the ...
... is rather the legacy left by Lord LivacRrOOL and his reactionary colleagues, snd from which none of his successors, be they Whig or be they Tory, have been able to free themselves, But at least the Liberal party have endeavoured to getrid of it. Bythe ...