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... notoriously at variance with the facts. The plain truth is, it was device of the Whigs ; and it was first put in practice, if remember rightly, by knot of Edenburgh i Whigs in the sham purchase of well-known posting house on the classic banks of the Gala ...
... ARMAGH. FRIDAY. MARCH 12. 1869. THE FENIAN AMNESTY AND FE- NIAN SYMPATHIZERS. The Whig-Radical Government have every reason be proud the results their conciliatory policy. large nnraber Fenians have been released, and a chorus of praise has ascended from ...
... Robert M. Beath, Esq.. Belfast, was proposed, and unanimously admitted, member of association. Tba committee then adiouraed. Whig. ...
... by Roman Catholic priest and elicits not a word of protest. Such are the earliest results of the message of mercy” which the Whig Governmeot have thought fit to convey to Ire* land. They cannot but feel encouraged to proceed in the same oourse, and we are ...
... Ireland to make that announcement which on the part the Government he professed himself so desirous of making. But one of the Whig members —Mr. Sergeant Dowse—was not slow to rush into the fray and declare that the Bill should have his most determined opposition ...
... fiscation are the sure harbingers of libertyjusticq, and peaoe. Sir, I would' rentore to remind some of the Protestant gentry and Whig nobility who are seized of Church lands, the confiscation of centuries past, that though they may now, the hope and with the ...
... Ireland. Only Government with a Majority of hundred its back would have dared to take so decided step; and the substitution of Whig nominee for this gallant officer is. to our contemporary, a subject for a glowing panegyric on the self-abnegation of Liberal ...
... unconscious action- of the two great parties in the State. I have often, when I have had to consider the history what are called Whigs and Tories, been surprised that—after great national vicissitudss, and notwithstanding the enormous blunders and mistakes that ...
... stone’s invitation to re construct itself and your duty now «u ...
... which they attributed to me, but which I never spoke. I was not vexed with the Ulster Examiner, but was far more vexed with the Whig. I have come forward with this action to vindicate my character. I have always heard the origin of the stoiy I complain of ...
... s that were bad, and that Mr. Bates the second had been guilty of similar transacUons in refer- I don’t generally read the Whig. The article was pointed out to me by Mr. Bates. , Dr. Whitaker, Mr. Charles Ganssen, and Mr. B. T.' Hewitt were examined, ...
... comfortable Presbyterian body. (Hear sad loud applause.) In conclnsion, said it had been the great and glorious privilege of the Whig party in past times to have secured civii and religions freedom by wise instruction. The loading men and statesmen of the country ...