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... war—and ma y God avert that War—with a power. fal nation. and we saw the I ish people in all the eoloole. of the Britian Empire, !Whig fault wit', ti.e policy that had alienated them as Irishmen from fr.= friendship to the English cause. Could England with true ...
... William and Mary oat of charity, it wa: randy bec.iuse he was a Tory and the King happene'l tit be out of liunriar with the Whigs. Nor deposed on the accession of the House of liano‘er. :-truggied for a time with adversity, herded in the Old Mint with thie%es ...
... ITS AN ILL WIND, &c. While the Whigs, to whose tail our political guiles and masters tied the country for three long years, left a blank record of a penny spent to forward its progress —on the contrary, they added t 300,000 to Irish tavation—the l'ories ...
... A Do do •B' Dandlki Newry SteamPki Co. 20/0 14/0 22/6 15/9 10 10 5 5 ( Dundalk Woollen Co. :DUNDALK SATURDAY. FEB Tim Whig-Radical Opposition evidently intends to try and make some capital out of the apparent foreign complications of the British ...
... 3rd prize £1 :4—Nat 3 year old draught geldiog or filly, £2; 210 rmze £1 . 10. ; 3rd prize £1 33 Hem 2 year old r drangat g. Whig or Ally, 42 ; 2nd pr ze £1 10r; 3rd prize £1 ;3G—Beet yearliog drat:tent colt, gelding or filly, 12: 2nd prize .£1 10r; lid ...
... ranks, and at their last meeting they unanimously passed the following resolution :— That having heard so much from the Whigs lately on the subject of 'unity,' now that they cannot keep themselves any longer united,' the men of Meath regard their invitation ...
... beautifully finished, 103. THE BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED Ts) THE PUBLIC. PICCOLOS iu D Cocoa wood, cork j •tats, Italia keys, Whig slide, in perfect tone, 4 keys, 68;6 keys, 7,6 d. , STRINGS for stringed Instruments of every description. For further particulars ...
... he would have other opportunities of doing so. He believed he had been called a Whig the previous evening. Strange to say, he never heard but one man to call himaelf a Whig. and that was Sir Wm Harcourt; but it was only fair to say that he afterwards qualified ...
... seconded compared with Colonel Nolan, was a mere by Laurence Oargan, Scalia street Assenting ruushro vi t. and brand as a Whig a man whose I electors-Patrick Sweeney, Newtown ; Audiew time and money and the best efforts of his life (l a rger', cartown ...
... on the speech inside by Mr David Sheehy on the previous night, when that gsntleman described him as a Whig, he said at the time was said to be a Whig he was being electea year after year a whip of the Irish party (cheers). These reckless statements were ...
... workingman nor entitled to be called a workingmau'a representative. He (Mr Harrington) knew a man at present a member of the Irish Whig Party who had been recommended by Mr Devitt to the party as a labour candidate, and he (Mr Harrington) pledged his honour to ...
... it necessary for him to descend from a plat:ion where he had exposed him. self to the laughter of all around him.— Norlbern Whig. iThe cel-brated Galway Dominican, Father Burke, was the cleric whose ready wit turned ACHCS AND PAINS I—When • Bishop in the ...