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... blazing bright,— Though not the man for Galway. Judge Morris jokes in comely wig, fussy as the Solway— Bat Cawtholic soul or Tory-Whig Is not the man for Galway. Judge Lawson the peering eyes, A Liberal in small way —■ Looks learned, and bold, and worldly wise— ...
... Oh. I’ve recollections Of great elections, That took place here in our ancient town ; I heard orations At nominations Where Whigs an I Tories would trampled down. I saw peelers mounted, That couldn’t be counted, And lines of foldiers with their bayonets ...
... application of which caused so much acrimony, has not been called into operation, save iu some isolated cases. The Tory press and Whig and Tory landlords that urged the Government to resuscitate that obnoxious enactment will say, as a matter of course, that ...
... were not willing to bo over considerate for the wants, wishes, and requirement. British Governments of every party, whether Whig, Tory, or Liberal Conservative, they have dubbed themselves, have never been inordinately anxious to be prodigal in their favours ...
... Emancipation lie helped the Whigs carry the Reform Bill of 1831. on the understanding that they were to disendow and disestablish the Iri«h Protestant Church, and carry certain other measures deemed of vital importance to Ireland. The Whigs violated their pledges ...
... home, get up an agitation well-calculated distract and divide this Catholic nation, and leave it in a condition to be ignored Whig Tory ers. Mr Martin has had the honesty and courage declare in his letter to the Dub’in Evenin', Post that he wdl not vote ...
... cost the narrator of away even by Catholics, that confidence iiispnes T ,,. v »,v York corresnondent of tlic Daibl Neve and Whig parties. this state of affairs the , „ , iid Ireland Even from the friends who were public speakers, and in many esses these ...
... former, is almost too innch for his personal —a consequence fairly admitted by the agent— CulloJen were rebels. A great English Whig P • . P In the garment Irish nobility suou uiaaic., iuu iu . . . . , . > . . ~ , . m . courage and coolness of the King, it ...