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... 150 Presbyterian Whigs, however, always arrogated theawelves the prerogative of choosing, determining, and directing all things , the solo function of the ** Papist’* rank and file being to follow the lead and dtrecnon the Prasbytenan Whig handful, on peril ...
... disendow and disestablish the Iri Protestant Chnr.'h. and carry certain measures lie deemed of vital importance Ireland. The Whigs violated their pledges, and O’Connell raised the cry of * Repeal.* How often did he for period give the Repeal agitation, and ...
... Justice to Ireland,’ says the Tory*—meaning coercion. 1 hen foll-.ws this remarkably apt passage : ‘Justice to Ireland,* says the Whig; and he means a registry law that will just enable us to return blind supporters of his party. For doing this are to gratified ...
... You meant not uphold thorn You Saw juur yuuipro juo, And off want and sold tbcm. When everj Jew joar judgmeDU’ named. many Whig and lory With one accord spoke oat and blamed. The hint gave Korj,* Ibare still were men who spoke your praise. 'Neath cottage-roof ...
... competent leaders tbeir power would te enormous. In my epini -n will their duty oppose eeery bill which an English Minister, le Whig or Tory, may introduce, until the Ministry of the day pledge it* self to make Home Rule for Ireland Cabinet measure, with the ...
... resolutely; they will falter, and they will not fail. They’wiil n , i-hcr * baud oyer the representition’ the T. , r to the Whig. They will keep it for Ireland I Home Rule. They will not semi 1. attorney homo with their suffrages in hi, pocket earn a place ...
... Yonr rettdere will not f >rget the ren-aikable development Mr Cantwell, the oini* neat eohcitor, of the i ropoeal of certain Whigs, in 1844, for the arrangement of a federal anion between the two kingdoms. If 1 am to give credit to the ro* moars that >ut ...
... more properly speaking, the Glidstoman Whigs, were now out of office, and liKcly to continue unless they were in amity with the Irish people, the principle of Home Rule for Ireland would Boon find favour in Whig councils. M hy within the last four years ...
... and saddled them with crushing debts, in order to make room for equally extravagant and dishonest Whigs. The duty of the>.o bodies is to keep aloof from Whig and Tory alike, and to stand in all weathers the doctrine “ Ireland for the Irish.” This is O’Brien’s ...
... laat week m f *al inflaeotiai and one the jotrnala in North of Ireland—a jonrnal which had bitherto cootialenily aopporled Whig pnnciplea tine*iui*ocMlly declared in favour of Hotne Rule ; meant the Journal (hear, hear). Sow. that journal w«* the etrung ...
... would justly be a name of infamy in the mouths of his countrymen. And yet the men of Culloden were rebels.” A great English Whig nobleman regards with veneration the memory of Hampden, of Sydney, and of Russell. All these men were rebels the first fell ...
... cases the English representation preserved obtained vast advantages percuniallv denied to that of Ireland. This was the of the Whig bills of l&Mund 1841, it •.v.is'tl spirit of the Tory hills, whether Seijeant Jackson’s of 1838, Stanley’s of IBfu and 1841 ...