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... train on the Midland Great Western Railway. I'ariiiu'iont lias been further prorogued the ?'tith of NoveroVr. The Xorlkcr* Whig OutraJir.te, by a rumour originatt-cl 1-y Dublin that Mr. llutt hail gone- over to the of Koine. Both Mr. Kavanagh and Mr ...
... thoroughly national programi. than could ever expected from mere Whigs • r Tories. But if such waverers, changelings, or time-servers were not entirely without excuse Gr doubting the professions Whig statesmen, propounded time when their rule was menace with ...
... wre also little doubt that, •“ with the last election for the county of Cork, local Tory expended over £10,000; whilst the Whig candidate (a merchant from Calcutta) J*obaSy disbursed double that sum, beudea direct cxpenmtare to far greater amount. Thus ...
... never spoke truer word than when he said that this is ao fight between Whig or Tory. it were, the people would not move one inch to promote the objects either faction. Of the Whigs they were heartily tifed that the Tories they had tong and ample experience; ...
... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... scorn of on the one hand, and the thought the agent bailiff on the other,and doing for Ireland,as indeed Irish member*, be they Whig or be the Tory, or bethey the John Bright school, onght to fry#/ lc**t to do for them, and give them some inducement to remain ...
... only change his colour from that party to that another (oh, oh, shouts and ahceoL) Waa the to the plaything of wealthy and Whig wretches, who would sail to any man who had a law thousand pounds (ehoaraand erics never )? supported the tor adjournmmit. ...