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... candidate, whose answer will not decided • no.’ lUtnra only that member who will ready say—*oo ; I will not support •ay ministry, Whig or Tory, in doing nothing. state of Ireland is too serious ; tan longer bo trifled with. I will oppose, and. If lean, I will ...
... the Church question were break existing Irish parties ; Ulster Orangemen beginning remember that William 111. the King of the Whig*, and Munster Ribbon men discovering that their Catholic ancestor* were the original Tori* a—l sai, Sir, your obedient servant ...
... of revenues any such nonsense would be ignominimsly from place and power. The Liberal ranks ere closing in solid phalanx, Whigs, Liberals, Radicals, Progressists, Nonconformists, Voluntaries, whatever name the various sections of tbs great Liberal party ...
... PfOtcslant Church in Ireland were ia pr-'portion the whole population of Ireland, (bear, bear). lam ‘[tiotuig official figures (“Whig i.g ireV —lnngbter). If bod nothing more to say th.vi that, should leave the meeting believing that 1 had established case ...
... tiroken the spell —my dreams have vanished I Noth og will dons lor Iteland Tory Government, nor l ave much more coodcncelu the Whigs. I have Ut* honour to your obedient servant. P. Sioss the Do ttaAnoN. Lesp. e'onmy Cork. Jan. J4. ISdl. Vsnv Bat AND Da .Sin-l ...
... agxiust the press were never yet conducted the Old iy Another remarkable thing was this. could quite understand Attorney Genera!— Whig or Tory—maintaining the prerogative the crown as well the liberty of the press, and where seditions* libel appeared la newspaper ...
... a natioh to be repress*ted Establishment which its creed and its worship. the Tories the question plainer even than to the Whigs. It resolves itself Into very few poiate. Religious equality In Ireland they cannot refuse. A second endowment, principle of ...
... country of those who command sal the patronage of Irish offices, paid and unpaid—the policy of aU English ministers, whether Whig Tory, combined with the disposal the public forces—4ucfa policy is naturally very effective nut really reconciling, bo*, keeping ...