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... Faith,' mine the reply. lightning like, •a very old man, I'm thinking.' Notwithstanditg his declared anti-National not to say Whig opinions, he wax much respected in his own district, and his vivacious remarks quoted far and wide, for in Ireland they dearly ...
... was nobble i by your party. Mayor —He denounces your party Mr Klcock - It was a eont• mptible and °warily thing to do. .1 he Whigs uohhled him. Mayor—He d,iontices your party. Would any gentleman th.re with a share of common smite- *54. rt that any one could ...
... have the Unionists to meet. and last but not least, they have Mr Elcock and his friends to meet. Mr Elcock—Yes, aid the Irish Whigs to meet. Amidiit some confusion Mr Elcock was proceeedieg to speak, when the Mayor struck the bell and demand rid silence, ...
... was necessary to put the resolun. Several members said not. Mr Elcock—Read the resolutions, it is too strong for their weak Whig stomachs. The Mayor read the resolutiou and proceeded to enumerate the different parties to which it was to he sent. Mr Moore—ls ...
... exists in this great and buy world something better and brighter even than glory—compassion for I the unfortunate l—Northern Whig. Garments taken from Egyptian mummies have been found to be dyed with indigo. Patti hae a gold watch only three-fourtha of ...
... strongly ohjects to the use of fr.-sh meet. fano yard manure for the potato crop, con , ideriog it Mr Elmck—Yes, and the Irish Whigs to I most hurtful to the tender rootlets, so well as pto• . .. . Witness got up to leave, hut Omit:twos detained him, 9 n d ...
... certain gentle he accounts for it by saying that the bishops compassion for their lot dauehter). If he might were appointed by a Whig Government and be permitted—and perhaps he would be per. the rectors and vicars by Tory country gentlemitted in this country—to ...
... securing the solution of the Irish question. The undivided actioa of the Irish Party was too strong a force fur any Government, Whig or Tory, to resist. However perfect the organisation may be as regards the party, the people bad duties to perform. At this ...