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... O'Connell who gave a Crawervstive government an iteleperolent support, bezatme they .Ibl root for Trelaa.l. What grael had the Whigs .1..50 for Ine land 1 Why, the whole system of roar goverment of Ireland was one entire naienenspowank sod the oratory nod ...
... reditary the country. The battle was not one Whig and Tory. Tiie people of Ireland, have frequently announced, bad become heartily Whigs, Whiggery, and all the jobbery. deceit, and humbug with which the Whig* associated themselves. For the Tories, they ...
... Byrne, of Sorrel! theory, but, 'Cu and buued oursclvti* about Um-eternal qua * / Hill; Rev. J. bcanlan, P.P., roomevara Rev. Whig faction, which cajoled u* fair Maurice Mooney, P.P., Cahir ; Rev. M. Comer- promises, doomed never Übe realised ford, C.C. ...
... many nays a great dee) to with—iu the drat place, when their machinery was rut up at gnat pense, and when the men were after Whig shown tie benefits likely to Iseult from the ea.-tetanal which it would give them, the men suddenly left their employment without ...
... wealth of the alien Church. Dot this iudignation never prevented him from meting at the amial herd near some 0, /10.0 e Of Whig magneto attain it might be enevenient W impreo, with n sere of Lie convivial Talkies. Always rva ly to avow his fidelity to ...
... bslance, not I ho went»»» entirely the Whig-, Who made of him Comm a- , sionor Fsluention, which office nc- cented and reUiuedin dag. ant opposite to condiWev and in open defiance to the prelacy and .ritS oflmhmT The Whigs, having, grown tired him, goes over ...
... gay IbM he had seem hal a pin but Imlay'. When first he had 11. lieu,„ .: aersering on them hustings he hail !men 0 1 ,i.. Whig. Un that neilia‘na and afterwards he die, that he was me a Wing, aid that he Leber I L a ~ party, sod that he !weld give ...
... Cooservatire prase oaudidate for Tippersry ? tie nnly pretext (or appearing now as the Derby candidate, having before sat the Whig candidate, end opthsed the Nationalist candidate--Tbe O'Donogitie— i-, that be was rejected by the bi.hotia clergy, and people ...
... went about o.They pref. r Tipperary, as Viol:tent &nutty has said, giving no wheat ; but rather a harvest of politics in snub Whigs and Tortes as at Cork, inlght spend thirty thousand on an election. Ireland is now more rich, saris the Saturday, she has ...
... iteighleiering exdberiew Many had • fire pound note in their poreerion for the first time, and WWI feet had two, the bighat bonus Whig paid to a miner who, being a shareholder, re• missel on hie year's earning of LIM) I. fril a bonus of £lO 18. 10.1. lien, ...
... tolerate the*; tardy conversions I accept, j'utificatioa for the treachery corruption, which through pretended frer of the Whigs wor’d expose us ottce more to th. ten the Orange Tories, any charge that mty trumped up against the worst of our liberal g ...
... Derby and Conservative candidate for Tipperary I* His only pretext for appearing now the Derby candidate, having before sat the Whig candidate, and opposed the Nationalist candidate—The O'Donwghue—is, that was rejected by the bishops, clergy, and people in ...