... Justice Lewsoa—The ewe stood ewes kr yes te address the emit the widens* the smart; sad that is what yen ass to do stew sad Whigs oir Devitt—lf ism not ippensitted the srab imposter, I mot seemed without Ming granted that privilege. nave to remark that ...

... meeting us and granting timed measures which we believe ' to be for the welfare of the country (cheers). There is nothiug in Whig no more than in 'l'ury we should bow down to worship. Our action towards them altogether depends on what they will do for us ...

... or other minister of religion ; and, if en, whether his attention has been galled to the lase gear* reported in the Northern Whig arid the U.ter Examiner to have been need by the R 44 li.sec Nelson on Sunday last within the said borough of Belfast, to the ...

... live and thrive in the hearts of We would emoted that the proper course to torso s the Irish people long after territorial Whigs and would be to authorise us to make &settlement with Mr sham Radicals are shed like husks from the Liberal ray. party. [Cheers ...

... included in the beseduy, and so see has, idle person means simply lose of time without why it was otherwise. This gettleman was a Whig. the slightest compensation. The work in the as he sht s ul a d ale:sivtoote gave e at Alderma Daly, a kitchen or the nursery ...

... after that that be keep' the pig in the dwellieg A of 2.64 with oesb was rand. • of 7. was cold sealant Seibert Lyttle for Whig drool', and uptown were pasted for goteg ds Lealeer to were the wesews. • u•urion.. Mr Milliard Neer; was ems-' Stemd for 'Wool's ...

... the Irish people. He stated that the meeting was called in the interest of no political party sad reminded his audience that Whig and Tory, Liberal and Conservative had rivalled one another in oppressing and ruining Irish Catholics. He alto remarked that ...

... measures, and thereby necessitate an appeal tc the constituencies lon the Irish Question before July ; so that them Radical and Whig seceders are playing a base and treacherous part to their gallant old chief, and one of the deepest ingratitude to Ireland ...

... relief of Forster, and to degrade and disgrace an ancient Corporation He was Mr Patrick Reilly. of Bbop street. No respectable Whig, no respectmblo corporator, could fused to do the dirty work it remained to be dare by a renegade Home Ruler. Thee they had ...

... Larry Moores head that sweat, and skate it warmly (hear). it was sea-wilhatiw man they were fighting, but the despicable Orange Whig Initial that as. his as their tool (applause). With Moore, they had aoshiag to do. It it with that a:Dogrel faction that would ...

... amordiagly full of loaminess fervour to dekko the ass of the Irish people, but his programme might have come from the mast mederste Whig on the Treasury boseb. TO Noreparsl—llre you broken in you Mt bya sick child sof wisp with the pain of cads( teeth/ So at ones ...

... the agitation against it, making fervid and forcible speeches, which added to his reputation. In 1847 he was appointed by the Whig Government Chairman of the county Longford, an acknowledgment of his professional ability and of the claims of Roman Catholic ...