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... pi tests, and people. Ile is , was, and ever .111 be a Whig to the bank-bone and 0:10.11 mamma ; but he is a landlord too, and a wealthy'p one, and tie and his fellow landocrats, *fury and Whig, agree tut the common enemy, i.e., the people and the ...
... 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 ...
... in Parlianeast (confusion) Gentlemen, I Wiry' it has been =tried by some Whig placemen that Mr Waldron changed his principles, hermit he is not a strsuotts supporter of the Whigs, and because iie states he will an independent support to the -- st government ...
... 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 ...
... also little doubt that, in concesion with the lest election for the of Cork, the local Tor, expended ever £lO,OOO, while the Whig candidate (a merchant from Calcutta) probably dirbursed sloubie that sum, beside. indirect expenditure to a far greater amount ...
... t r lzambe embir a bin of 1.,111:th• lona by tbeiDempiny, and in from any ears Ms Om& shall be g oi wi without es* bill el Whig, the eemposty are , e lanOdds to commit* &dims Sol same ea &items ,4 the all of by thus, motley : l'Adenta, v . lll 1 : 1 ...
... Lo 8-25 nem I PM, held auring • lesse of 3 lire.. at 15., was put op. Tbe laud was prime fattening dairy or would mime: fit Whigs Mr Maud said if the purchaser on tbe present occasion should hereafter wish to sell, the incoming tenant would to pay Lord ...
... 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; ...
... Waage sore— e 1 INA Is will be to sons: though those who know the Irma ralkeen.eef ..joy his intimacy, have eo hasikatits is Whig yes that it it net Orange at all—thee yeses ego M W. potion that way, and thes it is set at all a ramanail. rout. —Narrows ...
... Ireland When drat he had the honour of appearing on that., hnstinga he had been opposed so a Whig. Ou that oolwaion, and afterwards, he declared that be was not • Whig, and that he belonged to party, but that ho would give his support, or oat of parliament ...
... euveriathodence of R. BULL, 117. GEOItGEATRBET. `LIMERICK. October 2 FRANCIS RITCHE & SONS, BELFAST, ■lRurAcrußßßtl or Pate;ilta Whig Fell. - _ Yor Covering linear., tr., Paws ONE PENNY ran SUPEKFICLAI. FOOT. KING the larvae manufacturer. in the Unitial Kingdom ...