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... greet Seth:mai area all the creed. sad classes that made ap the Irish nation (cheers). Tories tinned for Tory objects, and Whigs for Whig objects, haw mesh mere necessary wee it that the small and imispeadeet Wad who spoke as well as they were able the mind ...
... and IlTakethy. R.J9 - , A nami 7 d Purcell, from Broad-etreet, brought up in custody of Sub-Conatable Connolly, charged with Whig &mak at a I. that locality night end beating his wile wad others. It appeared ttat the mother-in. law of the prisoner died ...
... frieod H,. Maldon had brought forward the motion in reference to the franchise in this country. and were it not that the Whigs and the Whig leaders had deserted them at the division on the question the (do. 'eminent would have been defeated; and es it was ...
... national union, all the creeds and classes that made the Irish nation. (Cheers.> Tories are utted for Tory objects, and Whigs for Whig objects How much more necessary was it that the small and independent bond, who spoke wdl they were able the mind Ireland ...
... Athena Ike , interested. they get Orem the Lords of the to barmy the This us the ere et a them wore two geed Whig membeee I. be romusid sod a Whig earamment Ii power, aad I *mom it would bilk. Lords of tho Treasury to timiCampasslinn ouch • palmy a. AS,OOO ...
... ignorant of history. 1 thought foresaw the consequences of the hig policy which have siote occurred. I avowed ImitilUy tp tbd Whigs when todoso was thought little lq.i,lhau toad! violent opposition the Premier was sent down to contest t ft>rMl*nvnth me, and ...
... present ca 7 being used So divert her from a stern purview:oo( bar just aim by once more committing her to the Yerities od • Whig• Liberal CL.net eetuned to biker vote (cheer.). I Mr. W. A. Redmond, M.l' . arid he hail been from the fleet an advocate ...
... stung into insurrection by the eanguinary „Times of a battle government. Ido not forget that Holland. ia Ills Hanoi,. of the Whig Party duriag My Time, — My approlat ion of Lord Edward Fitzgerald's actions remain. unshaken. His country wan bleeding under ...
... platfoem. They the only party in the country who did not : desire to political capital oat of the quaties, for they said to Whig and Tory—. • plague on both houses (theme). hia heart he prayed that moors might shine on the galast etinggies on the banks ...
... The CHAIRMAN asked had any report been prepared the committee who were appointed on the lost day to consider the rates about whig struck. Mr. GALLWEY said nothing practical was done. It was sought to procure a reduction of two pence in the imund on the ...
... wary Ake neethesn Libmelisember, except Profaner Smyth. Theraleve, it use that see. Mg whet dillsaynes there MIS between • Whig alTery, the of Donegal pas the preineenee to • neighbour. Me thought the and Scotch sambas who supported Mr. Butt's, Bill deserved ...