... confidence on an appeal to past history. Irish natioiialI ,f aspirations had been blasted in former times Le by a conibination of Whigs and so-called ~0patriots, and history -was repeating itself. an 1H1 and his follo'wers were the only tnte Inpatriots. They ...

... future coutideuce appeal to past history. Irish national aspirations had been blasted in iurmer times by a combination of Whigs and so-called patriots, and history was repeating itself. He and his followers were the only true patriots. They were able ...

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... Cana% se wen • Perth and reefer. Mewl.d Maim at Hamilton sad Rutherglm, and studied improvemeats port, of Ayr, GM. Alt,. I. Whig week Watt in Melanin( ef 1774 entered into with Kr Matthew Raab of the Sotto Work% ranted ea el patent righte for twenty-4 ...

... If I knew I could love you I would w 4 caw how anon time would come. Whoa will you be this way It will he wonderful If will Whig as together. the bachelor, le sera to go to the club. In • subasquent letter defendant mid, I take it ftw you are eatisfied ...

... hesitated to make any public use of it. recent declaration of some of the Irish prelates and their connection with the new Whig Federation render it necessary, however, that the public should be in possession of document calculated to throw so much light ...

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... himself. His opponents are “miscreants,” mushroom politicians,” and raw recruits ; and they are in alliance with the Rotten Whigs,” who have great deal of the nature the snake in their composition. Mr Parnell is himself, on his own testimony, one of the ...

... opponents are mis- I creants, mushroom politicians, and ti n raw recruits ; and they are in alliance e !, with the Rotten Whigs, who have a e e great deal of the nature of the snake in their 1 composition. Mr Parnell is himself on his t l own testimony ...

... the faithful Irish party ; to-day they were Whigs and place-hunters. (Boos.) What had happened the meantime ? What had changed them W hat had changed Daritt from being the stalwart Nationalist into rotten Whig? (Laughter.) Was the divorce Court ? (Laughter ...

... faithful Irish party; to-day they were s.Whigs and place-hunters. (Boos.) What had it happened'in the meantime c; What had changed ;o theM? What had changed Mr Davitt from being tihe stalw'artc atioauiliit 'into a rotten Whig? re(Laughter.) Was it the divorce ...