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... the promise to annul the decisions of the courts of law and release Irish criminals. It says, the last election there was not Whig who did not in his private canvass obtain the votes of Nationalists (Fenians), by assurance that one of the first acts of the ...
... truth did not appear to be sufficiently The bulk cd b elections seem to have turned ujion tbe old purely party questions of Whig and Ton ; but wlien ti -K-litieal orations delivered by Mr. Oladstoi then. : utieal bodies .»red to recognise time nature ngfish ...
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... THE TREATY OF LIMERICK, AND THE TREATY Of- UNION. 1891-1871. TO THE EDITOR. Siit. - History repeats itself. In 1691. the Whigs drove the Tories from power—violated the Treaty of Limerick, and cruelly oppressed the Roman Catholics by penal laws. They held ...
... condemned Mr. Gladstone for | fuing in for entire destruction. lle condemned any rime Minister, whether Conservative or Liberal, or Whig or Tory, who, in bidding for power, failed to manilest any distinet policy. (Cheers.) A Sincurar Love Story, — A few weeks ...
... decided in opposing every notion of compromise. It was impossible to mis- understand the significance of the meeting, though Whig journalists will, of course, find it an easy matter to misrepresent it. For days our Radical contemporaries have laboured to ...
... the south of the Caucasus. As used by ceived and deceiving diplomatists like naghteu, the term descriued the policy of the Whig and Goveranwuts of the day by which was to be kept or beaten back and England was to civilise Afghanis. tan, Persia and the ...
... You must have cordial co-operation and organisation among all classes and sections of Constitutionalists in North Derbyshire—Whigs and Tories, Liberals and Conservatives—in one great phalanx of those who are in favour of our existing institutions. (Cheers) ...
... their privileges, for the purpose of defending the Protestant institutions of tbe country, which were now so rndely assailed by Whig Radical, place hunters, assisted by a few mfir'els and Protestant renegades, aud pushed ou by Ultramontane hierarchy. Last ...
... ting the meeting on the local victory which had been won, he counseled the Conservatives to unite all constitutionalists, Whigs and Tories, Liberals and Conservatives—and they might yet prevent the overthrow of the institution they loved. I may be asked—Who ...
... in the timeof at es of party of the pion, (Hear, bear,) When a man have been homson' position, calmness, and calculatio the Whig | forward and proposed a resolution like the last, H ons in the | time for ministers and statesmen to be warned. which Mr. ...