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... he observed that electors ought to bind their members down band and foot to pledges in the temperance cause, and that all Whigs and Tories were mere humbugs, the following resolution* were formally proposed and carried:—That this meeting humbly records ...

... ought to be enforced up to the poet of making by a British Government of any known colour or complexioe of politics, Tony, Whig, or Radical. Ate the people of Groat Britain to take this on themselves as part of their duty? Are the means of the people ...

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... the Coercionl Act and the Arrears Act haves not restored peace and- ensured prgspe~rity in Ireland, the one has satisfied the Whig section and the other the Radical section of Sir Gladstone's G~overnment. The most has been done that can be done in the wray ...

... this? Why, mtice of Is we, the men, they dare to insult your remarks Tories ; we who have avowed that the rule of son the ‘Whig and Tory—shall and for ¢ h useful we are to your common sense. Did not Irishmen, tn answering this vile. fhe Tons we al ‘even ...

... Parli became an Under- Secreta in 1790, an! ‘under the Rockingham Adrainistratioa, But or politician, and though Ive wick ‘Whigs, it wns from friendship to Fox, and not « In 1792 hie Grst wife died, and three chester, with whom he gt five thousaad p with ...

... their operations beyond Italy. aas contemplated a possible contingency bv die Fitt Cabinet. To their pilitical opponent.. the Whigs of the Grenville Administration, however. befell end ender circumstances of increased diffi• Prthy—the opportimirt so much ...