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... they would have to pay the £6, but it was open to thetu to annual the contract. . A poll was then taken, as between Whig - gory and Nationality, when the resolution was declared carried by 9 to 4. Mr. Allis complained that - the members of the ...

... the gentlemen who voted for him. He owed his defeat, not to any want ot support from them, but owing to the defection of the Whig-Liberals who were against them, but who ought to be with them. Mr. Cronin—They are the Catholics, but no Papists. Mr. Gallwey—No ...

... laughing. Well, sir, rejoined the sergeant, 1 never trouble my bead about polities ; all I meant was, that whether they were Whigs or Tories, Radicals or Irish members, their policy is pretty much that el the gentry I pass my life in opposition to—one of ...