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... he exhibited. He was in power at the time. There was nasty work in hand, and he did not like to imperil the prospects of a Whig administration by an onslaught a recognised and established grievance. He was sufficiently tactical, at any rate, to steer ...
... and your children’s children the hatred and curses of Irish men at home and abroad. But if you believe Barry to a ii; r and Whig place-beggar—a Moral Assassin—go forth in your might, orderly and peaceably, and meet Henry Matthews. Back each slave that ...
... hands, that these men arc suffering for resistance to state things which the direct consequence of misgovemment. Both Tory and Whig leatlem admit in unmistakeable lauguago that Ireland has cruel wrongs which justiji'd revolt. ?>lr. Disraeli declared that ...
... and patriotic. A Waci.-irisnEE.— O’Connor’a is the most antwisining—O’Caliaghan’s tLe most reliable. TEETOTALISM AND THE WHIGS. THE EDITOR OE THE FLAG OF IRELAND. fit* —X you’.' of last Saturday two letters io mine on the subject; one by Mr. J. alowatt ...
... sun (cheers) ? This state of tilings I want to put end to. Many of you may not be satisfied with the past conduct of either Whigs Tories. Many of you may think that the great parties use the votes of the people as gamblers use packs of cards, play them ...
... trial for 0 !; U,, K' 'to said, amongst other things.— r owu courthouse of Tralee. Counsel pro- W u K:yi,l ' ti,U H« t [the Whig admmiscra- prisoner in accordance with the instructions j has ken more liberal and conciliatory than that of secutes . 1 immaterial ...
... present that he had procured four votes on which they did not calculate before. The Chairman alluded to statement made by the Whigs of “my borough,” that Dr. Parkes was at their banquet. To this Dr. Parkes replied by saying that he wished it to clearly ...
... speech for the edification of the few voter's who were feasting at Barry’s expense. Much is sought to Ire made of it by the Whig press, it is evident that the afTair was a miserable failure from first to last. The meeting of Mr. Matthews’s friends, wnich ...
... the fate of ihe administration had to decided. was a division on tho second reading of the Reform Kill brought in by the Whig Government; and the result of that division depended their retention of office. The struij'jh: took place. The ministers carried ...