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... tail of English Tory and Jacobite faction. The natural alliance of the English settlers in this eouutry was ever with the Whigs of England. From the epoch of the Great Rebellion, through the Great Revolution, through the short independent life of Ireland ...
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... first administra- tion to the introduction of Mr. Gladatone's e resolutions in the last session-nine out of ten members of the Whig, Radical, or e Liberal party would have readily avowed their private opinion in favour of disestab- lishment and disendowment; ...
... hopes to Play a conspicuous part in ousting Mr. .Gladstone on the Iri s h land question. But the day has passed for fossil Whigs. Mr. Gladstone, in the House of Commons yesterday, drew down his balloon ; but he might well do so. It had done his work ...
... years allowed themselves to be dragged at the tail of English Tory and Jacobite faction. This Orsnge organ insists that the Whigs are the natural allies of the English settlers in that country, and that the downfall of the Irish Church has really ...