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... Orangemen as Morlev's 'Mar- deters. Then aguin in 1894 the right hon ,gentleman knew that the Irish members were supprwting the Whig Government when the Bill was again renewed, on the plea that it was a mere police measure, which tb'e Government ; of the day ...
... the majority by heroic straugles-to debase and degrade it, to go back half a century to go back to the ! policy of the old Whig duys of the past (ap- plause). He could understad's~ueh a proposi- tion 33 or 43 years ago, when the people had not a voice ...
... the nemt Pa. rlmt ougit met it d to be adowed tapass away Until, we have rmg ji from the (azr~zrkent whether It be Toryj d or Whig, a great measre that will ecable the o teantry of every estate in Ireland ji it to prcar. down the throats of the c] 3f landlords ...
... with the ladlce ?? thomn-Pnei- >c- ?? A K oit, - P. Vi -Preidt- ISir JIM= Wo6dhouse, U P, apd lady Wood if- bqwse.- ' Sotar-_ whig Prtbd-a Mrs P.ifehard. Aesistant Sec-4e&re =ater it. and Mas Beater; Acrington-%-Aridenan Wit- in brand tfie M es Wittaiker ...
... rcefe';e to his dead father. (I hrne. This would nor hrare 'a -currec-Iin thed Ilifer'rneso tile P1.e, otier e~lito at thie Nrh-I Whig'. Me.:tahcokmizht had thtc instincts of a, gen-,tleman.An (Hear. )hear.l A-nother clriuntnefact in ronet-ott-hn with this ci ...
... 'tint, as in Mr P~rneT1s time, Mr Redmnond and M~r O'lcn were not met with nuch enthusiasm by the descendans of the heredit-ry whigs who tried to uold shoulder, ifI .n!o to forcibly drive gut, Mr Parmell when he a Crune to Cork in the early eighties. They ...
... it was only an, hone-st thing,, after they had beau beguiled. betrayed, misled, and deceived, and after the manager of ('he 'Whig, having an. inkling of the miatter, ha~d written saying they were prepared to insert, the advertisement on similar co~nditions ...
... give every man his rights, notwithstanding his social I position, -and his answer to the Belfast News- Letter and Northern Whig, which made these appeals that they should submit their rival claims to an association to be formed bv delegates from each ...
... r Ail mteraninz political organisltions since, in h's opiJt!n. rd netn cenlt fril o;th ; nothIng- i h d ben drne by e'ther Whig or Tory, ir Ind nn 'ter ruining the wlole ronund they were e back to ais old Iristh fightipg line aaibn. Ths e .fight lad conse ...