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... 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 ...
... the no fortunatelsplit, and had not attorned to the Whigs at the bidding of an English statesman, they might have now a Parliament of their own sitting in College Green (applause). That was why the Whigs csuld not un leretand their a-Iron. and they (the ...
... 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 ...
... tn:erests of the p-ople, who were worth w3rkin; sal suffering f•,r (applauie). Toe !list; bishops were r, enne times ca11.,1 Whigs and • Cahtle Bi•hops' (laughter). All he omit sty that was e-venteen yeas a bishop, and during all tint he never knew an Lush ...
... 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 ...
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... Moore in order. He never toew either of them to do anything or is keeping with toe feetiege of the people. they were always Whigs-- Mr Moore rode to a pmet of order. lit )l'Huincom Dad no right to menthan Old name. Mr Alininnessdatit Mr Moute interrupted ...
... wine. equity. Like the reel of Turlagorum , which the It ma stated pretty definitely that the Inter- old Scotch song tells us Whig and Tory could mediate Cormidssionens yielding to the opinion alike set capering, this question of Local Bill 0 indignant teachers ...
... themselves as incapable of carrying to its ultimate coeclusi3n any great measure of legislation as their prelec3ssors—the Whigs—showed ' themselves to be during their throe inglorious years of offi3e. Bit, th 3 the latter had but a crow working majority ...
... 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 ...