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... resolution, said the reason why they had brought these Irish members to Scotland was counteract the misrepresentations of the Whig press, and enable them to judge of the Insh members seeing and hearing them. He went on to say that the words and actions the ...
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... modern creeds will be held up to view, explained, defended, and presented to the voters for their special benefit. A Tory, a Whig, and a IL:wheal bein 4 before the constituencies, a demonstration of much confidence is placed in each may he looked for. The ...
... Leffler. . I , Artarre Scott, Grocer, Street, I Grocer. Araive Lawlor. POR SINEW. 'AL OP i'RANBYZRRED CIIRTIVICATIL ROBKRT Cie& 'Whig?. 4th Otteber, 1187. NEWEST.I.FASHIONS!! ...
... lest into predicted that as Exchequer would be 6 Jn oll talk of reunion, there were Of course there Unionists aod who were the Whig and who had for the last ciz ar eight been 0 clog on the wheels of ‘With regard to them not that they make any or do anything ...
... place in the position of political parties of late. The Tories, he said, hail become Whigs, and instead of being open enemies as before were pretended friends. The Whigs bail become Tories. It heat him to kilow bow •NM could profess to he • Liberal and ...
... ti,., relotion, and the resew' why they brought these Irish member, to &rodent forlnteract the raierepreeents• .4 the Whig awl to them to judge of the Irish members by seeing and hearing them. Ile sail that the and action, of the Irish lion.. Rule ...
... berme& pallemea mealed le • apse* use Wood the Kr sae - fessid that lb. ef the Irish 14fleMleed wee be sew. taste the ef the Whig Press. The Mee ef the speeches may be imagined mimme we that Mr A. L Wows amded 14 ealearaele the of Mr Healy that said he ...
... talk of reunion, said, they must remember that there were Liberal Unionists and Liberal Unionists. Of course there were the Whig Uniouists, who had always been dissentient Liberals, and who had for the laat six or eight years been clog the wheels of progress ...
... their showy regalia, and the other members relies. The company there formed into line for proms. sion, three large limners Whig carried, and the baud of the Rifle Volunteers ready for the much. The procami . passed through the principal Streets, and ...