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... Journal office. COnIn3GE HIst'oncRaL SocEcrv.-Wednesday evening 25th February,1874. Subject for ?? the re- rcent conduct of the Whig party has been more patriotic than that of the Tories. Speakers: Affir'mative-Mr. Y Cecil R. Roche, BA.; 4Mr. T, J. Corr (Sch ...
... Those reasons may be entiely contemptible or -moderately respectable. They may represent simply the desire of the Goveroment-Whig or Tory, it matters not-to hold in hand a convepient sort of currency for trafficking in the support of placemen, or they may ...
... that Irish electors ia Eng. ' land had been hewaers of wood and stone for England s journals, and drawers of water to. the Whig party, who had treated them merely as an ap- . pendage, what he baA said had been treated as mere ) idle words. The value of ...