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... civil order and of spiritual libetliri, and with encroachments on local and individual independence such the meat headstrong Whigs or most reactionary Tories have rarely of attempting. In America the -arae kind of Liberalism bas crushed the very foundation ...
... journals must have frequently had cause to remark that unworthy habit of sneering at Ireland and Irishmen is aselosively • Whig or Radical vita: it is never found m the anuarestive j.menala of London or in thaws of dial:anti or thaw,. Th. aelf-sodic envy ...
... Justice is not a judge whew bey- body con d say it was tit-tuttto to out off by tvd4GtiGu.' The guglish and Scotch Whig and Whig-Radical jouroals are very glad to rail against the Irish 'tench and Utr, but the Moo of ownmeet which tuns in this too-familiar ...
... SATURDAY, JANUABY 2, 1875. THE PROPOSED TENANT -RIGHT CONFERENCE IN DUBLIN. (From the Tenant-Farme r in the Weekly Northern Whig/. As it seems to be taken ' for granted in various quarters that a national conference on the land question will be held soon ...
... hie patrintiam, seconling to the well known couplet bees, on flower. alighting, cow their hum. So. settling upon Owns. the Whigs grow dumb. I have been so long convinced that it isthis Parliament.iry reprevesitatiou,.or this share, or so-called share ...
... eleworrall aro ••••••* M a S i ltr= a rftr•Ni a ==4. s. T DIIIIIIIIIWI PM TM yearrar ft •• •• a.-. . fte ft WU pair* r orlur Whigs be& It as =1•44 korai re atarft• ft arm 1 4 =trielip r so reeselre this poor et ea bell err •ftwelbe Orb rear eftlerl. Our ...
... TITIEN S’ GRAND EVENING CONCERT, On TUESDAY, January I2fb, 1875. Vocalists : MADEMOISELLE TITIENB Will be assisted by the folio whig Artistes of Her Majesty's Operra MADEMOISELLE ItfSAKELLI, SIGNOR PALADINI, SIGNOR CATALANI, AMO SIGNOR PERKINS. Solo Violin—M ...
... ®l)t PUBLIC NOTICES. AB K, BRO T HI BoHCttoßr tortt* *U*MIm LABOR STOCK DBA WHIG Pt INTI NATE RIALS, Prwiud t*4 Oafnafa CBBOMO UriiOOiUPHS. Aa4 mrp artld* * »Bra«i wtik Ik* Fla* art*. Tto OU C-*-or B. i.«, MifAT ••fad. Hoa Bair. k*d and Back FaM.*. roand ...
... patriotism as soon is placed. According to tho poet“ As bees on flowers alighting cease to hum, So settling down on places Whigs grow dumb.” ( Laughter.) 1 have been so long convinced that Parliament embodies our share of representation and has ruining ...
... THE IRISH MAH to public contempt and ridicule, bo become object of mockery to every passer-by What would bo thought of Whig leader who, after a debate with hia Tory rival, should begin to jeer at that rival servant, call him names, and pick holes in his ...
... we !wt meognme coasiderable itiaprovesaeat to the Irian wind politic 4 'natters. The people ■we eartainly Lever partial to Whigs, and they now is violent love •itb Yr. Gladstone. They have N..toU hatj rata thew their fellow as they tstoght to say it did; ...
... to celebrated Irish patriot and martyr, or more recently at Newry, before an audience in which the timid politicians of the Whig and Tory schools outnumbered the Nationalists present, he would be forced to acknowledge tho untruthfulness of his assertions ...