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... and two Irish Conservatives. No Conservative supported the Government, but two Home Rulers and a similar number of Irish Whigs voted with them. EDWIN .A.LI3-.A.R, PAPER - HANGINGS D 33 A. la El _ LARGEST & CHEAPEST STOCK IN THE CITY. 98, SOUTH-STREET ...
... combined with great want consideration and signal ingratitude towards the mother country at home, and its Government. Afghanistan Whigs and Tories have in turn blundered disastrously, but the present Premier, having worked with both great political parties and ...
... THE DAMSON CROP ON RENT. No owe Whig • drive thorik the roads ths hall ware OM to bs with the h e ava i d roar os ray head Iry lite • Chroreist AU the wen the all read Orralt ler Ism Nor Mill bast with halt sow bat Ws b y by lits grower, baby ys F 4l4 ...
... hies& the black contrived to math. • ion d they sneered at Wastes's too, and rude were th , y G. H lk, said one, sad half a Whig; he's not the man for us. Old GAstlstones dons, =other:Mod ; he isn't worth eua l Our Zola wad the public prints, and ...
... representing Ulster constituencies, and Mr. Lever, Home Rule Conservative member for Galway. also voted with the Government. The Whig houses of Fitzwilliam, Oavendi3h, Campbell, Carington, Leigh, Spencer, and Fitzmauriee formed part the majority, which also ...
... for Castzudlag the sew waterworks idtehweived as follows : At. awe, 30_411 ,111 WA \ • sad 14. Collies, lifraftwobe, Tile Whig of to pay du per yard oef the etoseelf tbiy wets hued upon the works. Oa the holies of 14. Hosed, Clasp. Ids. Collies'. tender ...
... Macaulay on Repeal of the Union, February 6th, 1833, which shows how faithful were the Whigs to the Irish people :— The time will come when History will do justice t 0 the Whigs of England, and will faithfully relate how much they did and suffered for Ireland; ...
... inability to pay a rack which a tenant might be ejected rent, ‘A. monster organised with a view of effecting coalition between the Whigs and Land Leaguers in county esterd ferry, under the pre- Down, was held of Mr. ii ‘urst, county magistrate. lay at 0 siftency ...
... called honourable I, says Selborne, glib I knew it was lib. But I called it honourable. X. Who cried Shame upon it! We, say Whig and Tory— who caie for .England glory— We cry ' ...
... rally bed dew! (n Chsrtch promotion-had. that la, In ito motive—which has been by the poliUcal party, whom naivety calls ‘‘Whig*.* think I can gi*a the re*, rentlcmaa a mote modem instance, only unfortunately the had nothing to with It. HeprobaWyrema ...
... spoke against it I, says Cairns, profoundly, I gave it tc them soundly, I spoke against it. Who cried shame upon it We, says Whig and Tory, All who cired for England's glory, We cried shame upon it. Who approved it strongly We, cried all the Rads, And mear ...
... Charles - was afraid Whig mrtv • ds and of the Cifc support of the givef CtSe w conse quence of the vote of thanks Smf to the g rs° UBe Commons in that Parliacsy ainJt §- , y * and of the of the Whig mons °th dls , solution of that Whig House of Comn%l\Ln ...