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... Irish nobleman, personally popular, instead of Lord Wodehouse, a young and sagacious Hagfish statesman; but the change from Whig to Tory had little effect on the Feniar. As the winter approached, the quiet of the summer gave way to renewed alarm. Again ...
... concert in the manuit carried the day against the chief of that facture of catridges - the bullets being cost in the other Whigs, the chief of the Peel section, and *en The police, it is said have in possession of the Informa ti o n that led to the arrests ...
... home by the above steamers are forwarded to Cork gratis ; and lauded at the Terminus, where the Company term* and Rail, way Whigs an always scare any to by this line of nearness. /9 YOUNG MIN'S ASSOCIATION - - - PATRON-THE LORD BISHOP OF CORK The next Public ...
... was abandoned and when the Irish Liberals, Whig-Railines, and Sadleintes openly proclaimed, what everybody knew to be teen secret thought, that their frothy was to be a policy of allianee with the Liberal and Whig- Eadnal party in England. We have often ...
... attractive as were U[3.llXl by the most oar the old retainers of conciliation Indeed w a Oeaserrative or Tory is now, and what a Whig oe Liberal, it is impossible to say, judging from their ravage. They seem as much alike as two cherries-and they specially ...
... George Bent i nck 's grand scheme of railway extension in Ireland, which, to their eternal disgrace, was strangled by a knot of Whig expectant. in the Howe of Commons. There are already marked indications that the Spring will set in with an enormous emigration ...
... party emblem and manuscript verses been discovered on his person, very small would have been his chance of cemping capitol Whig. ...
... serious and widespread, and in that fact every man who is not wilfully blind can see the condemnation of the Government—be it Whig or be it Tory—which has by the negation of justice to the Irish people created that very disaffection which it is now sought ...
... they legislate cgainst the liberties of the people. Tien, at all events, the two great English patt, e bury the hatchet ; Whig and Tory are forg 'urn, and the work proceeds untram. melled by any ut those party differences which generally embarrass the ...
... tunic—s period characterised by trieutheavy punishments, and exceptional laws—not • Naugle step I has been taken either by the Whig or Tory Rent to inquire into the causes of the chronic* died. I fection to which I have alluded, or to propose remedial measures ...
... presents today under the beneficial operation of English laws, administered by Whig and Tory Govenunenta. A.nd if • balance were to be struck, we believe it would be found that the Whig-Liberals have done more to debase and imponniali the Irish people than the ...
... Fen (no, no). I th..ught you'd get on that way I erfered at all. Itowever, my object would be to .- -Protestant and Catholic. Whig and • r II, landlords, agents, and tenant ...