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... were read and signed. of his recently eunebled father, » and vote steadily STATE OF THK HOUSE. through thick and thin’ for the Whig Government. On the other hand we have Mr Jobn Martio, a man of ex- in the house on this day (Tuesday ) 377 Same period last ...
... the priests of Longford—(the i doadvantageously n the county of Londonderry. minant majority, so styling themsolves)—were Whig. over-hastily cornmi+ted to Young Groville, , could they not keep their precipitate promise, : ROW BETWEEN SOLDIERS AND but ...
... to such length.” We care not for the ministry, Whig or Tory; but if the Catholics of Dergr have the hearts of independent men they will avenge their betrayal, in a marked, intelligible way, careless of Whig or Tory. Let them make sure of one thing—that ...
... party now in office and the people of Ireland; and the result of the election will show whether that miserable faction, the Whigs, oan, throngh the influepce of the landlords, and, are soriy to say, the Roman Catholic clergy, triumph over the wishes of ...
... quotation : Tros, Tyrioque tnihi nolle disoordini.” He might have said this, that during his year of office he bad neither known Whig nor Tory ; that the Trojans and Tyrans were all alike him (laughter). He knew his greatest exertions were for the poor ; and ...
... vote against person whose advocacy the mob represented them*, selves to he.—Limench Chronicle. An Odd Potato, —The Northern Whig describes a strange potato grown on a field belonging Mr. James Allen, Drumbo, near Lisburn. It ia compact family of potatoes ...
... peerage for a persistent and patient course voting with wbat the great O'Connell used to call * the base, bloody and brutal Whigs.' It may be said that Mr Greville Nugent has put forward prominently in his programme the question of fixity of tenure. Be ...
... national candidate, are rather sanguine of his success, although the majority of the clergy are espousing the cause of the Whig sapling who is opposed to him. ...
... said he had neve speaking from a 40 years’ experience, T seen a ray of hope fer Ireland ema- nate from any administration, Whig or Lory, until now (hear, hear). The farmers of the country would do nothing to embarrass the present government, but would ...
... give of Longford (hisses). Those were the men who fail me, as they never failed you. For the rest, I leave his support to the Whigs, who have given his father a that the county was divided. They came, they cause in your hands. Ihe battle is for tenant-right ...
... and never raised their voice, but stuck their hands in their pockets, because they had a good loaf, and were afraid a few Whig bishop*. it any wonder, then, that people burst out into indignation in a few places (Dundalk and Limerv-k), and said they ...
... length ol.UiOod iwnmc for nenulent pitknt roome of '••U»g with whit the irr«*t Comirll used to cull the hue. Woody. lod.brouJ Whig*!“ It auv tbit Mr. OreviOe Nogcul his pot forwird prominently in hi* progmmme the qoestio* of fully of teoore. it m. I* linee-e ...