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... regarded aa a sign ol the umee. Mr. M'K-nna, alioee a-*»4rmble epeeeb pabliabed In oar last iatae, prored conclaeirely that ibe Whig port? ruined the country by overtaxation, without granting aiogle remedial meaaare to their bad policy. That speech has bad ...
... the Ultra, montane organ of the time assailvd the Whig Government treating with contempt Roman Catholic feelings and interests. The same parlies, with strange inconsutency, now turn round and support a Whig Candidate. Major O’Reilly, on the occasion referred ...
... themselves with the Whigs as preferable to the 1 Tories, but however profitable the connexion may h*ve ' been lor few place-hunters and for Romish ecclesiastical interests, it was found not to work well for Ireland. Heavy taxation is the Whig boon that the ...
... excessive taxation upon the country and neglected its material interest*. The former subject was ably taken up lately Mr. M'Kenna. Whig neglect of what would really serve Ireland is also undeniable fact. Theoris. ing was the order of the day when practical improve| ...
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... clear, that students of different denominations could agree until the firebrand Ullraroontanisra was thrown, and spread by Whig-Radical Government. Now, w e suppose, the youth of Ireland are to divided into hostile camps, and become still more embittered ...
... urge that way, will shrink from it. Lord Melbourne look the Uttar mode. Yet though thought with the Tories and acted with the Whigs, slwahs vindicated him from the charge of inconsistency. A wan is Wit a traitor for aurrendering a town the enemy when untenable ...
... the lengthy debates on reform, which led measure; and it to be regretted that attention was not given to the acceptance the Whigs, tbe private meeting in December, 1829, of tbe proposed household suffrage with year's residence, which might have been extended ...
... Conservatives fair trial. The the Kilkenny Journal, the Galra*/ Vindicator, tha «-«*./* Democrat, See., all agree that the Whig, did nothing for Ireland, and that the Conservativc ahould not olntruded in their efforlt to benefit Iri.h material intereda ...