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... matter what they did in Westminster—( great chpers)—no matter what thty did in the National Liberal Club , that hot-bed of Whigs and Tories , they in Ireland were tho men to settle this question . ' . ( Cheers . ) They repudiated and denied the right of ...
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... ing of the spirit which moves him. John Burns is disinterested. So was Jack Howe, as Macaulay, who believed every ill of a Whig turned Tory and an assailant of his King William, acknowledges: lie was what is vulgarly called a disinterested man—that is ...
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... affairs Carlyle writes-- The Magistrates and Town Council were at that time less respectable than they had been • for the Whigs in 1745 had turned out the Jacobites, who were more gentlemanlike than their successors and were overlooked by Government, ...
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... hotel could not hold him. Re went out into the city. He walked for miles. lie was In no hurry, as it seemed to Sam, to go on. Whig had come over him? Had things game wrong, No he was convinced that, everything was going Pleasant city this, Deverens. ...