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... THE IRISHMAN. such intention on the park of the British Government. The Whigs are in power now. They are going to great things for Ireland. They are endeavouring, contrary to their intentions, but acting under pressure we need not mention, to establish ...
... should endear his leaves in the morning at ten o'clock. memory to his eountrymen.—l am, sir . , your obedient The Northern Whig contains the following acservant, • DANinr.. O'SemavAx. oosm t CORK TOWN COIINCIL. At the weekly meeting of the Improvement ...
... completely wrecked. There is the greatest excitement. The ith Regiment were called out, and paraded the streets. The Northern Whig contains the following account : Everything passed off well until the evening. His Royal Highness was met by the Mayor and ...
... being exhibited about the city in -s’ equipage, graciously patronize t by that wretch, and trotted out for the admiration of Whig Cawtholics,” and reputed members of the National Association of Ireland 1 Warren, duly certified —, visited his native place ...
... election ; Denouncinc all us, because We would not vote at his direction. Amongst the banned was Phil M'Keon Who wouldn’t vote for Whig or Tory For which his reverence made it known That Phil would never enter glory. “Phil never what he said. But quietly his ...
... equally pledged to the maintenance of the rights of property, and wa can hardly believe that tbs representatives the great Whig houses will establish precedent so dangarous as the confiscation the landowners' proprietary rights. This may account for the ...
... MISCELLANEOUS — ee “3 per small . 1OLy > will Debentures, 4 per Cent. 834 h Bill Aer Office Debentares—4 per = y, the The Northern Whig of Saturday rep occa- brown poor loom linens 0 great chen isions n the last report. Demand very languid, an are willing to ...
... afternoon, the 1 people. , . . .u., Qia raoa*' mowage concorrenc® »•» It some small couioUtimi know the Lord reply i» was a Whig Government which acknowledged tktwe aim pie word.. the Com- eiioke the Southern Confederacy great nreJlt and Weaiata Ireland ...
... to declare their policy. They have none. variance between Mr. Bright aud Mr. Gladstone was not concealed, and Mr. Lowo and Whig houses included Mr. Bright's black list have also consulted. Out, will the country be satisfied with this evasion ? Will ...
... remote districts, and when the rights of property existing for centuries are ! overthrown, the flimo will spread, and the great Whig absentee landlords will find within the next year or two that the communistic principle will be directed to their possessions ...
... justice of recenge.'’ It is also fact deserving notice that these so-called agrarian crimes increase in Ireland whenever the Whigs come into power. We will now see what prompt and stringently repressive m «*/ l J * Gladstone will adopt to pui an end this ...
... taki audacious ch general adoption of consistent w the city any town it Dat high these almo proceedings, now for the fi the Whig*, the subject, liberty, and t ijpfe dirit ol sees is a fered to defci vindicate the i to the privil BAKU, in a sp contrast ...