... upon the future of tiu* country the . . MarVeagn , I When the Or.nce pensioner East Tyrone the meeting, y * The * Northern Whig '*v* —V. i drew hi. he hoped during the Edkeel. • *» in the cor.ut**,. ,he would remember that Lord did held the oourae of ...

... protested against that resolution. Why’ Because they had not been london and placed under the influence aid subject-ton of the Whigs (cheerst. THK prime minister s DRAWINC »(>K THE KIMi'S BIRTHDAY ;th. n»m«. Mr. ..nd mrm nf lh« lb . „ tmd.M. idwo. I. When ...

... Micitnr, , rnth.i.uKT.Jlv cKmr.M, ih.t fn.m th.i I *■>*«. .*;«,»«« un n.lii Ih. «hij, ,. I I nuinnl, hi, dn, ftirv with lh. Whigs. umr hum hug, th. ,«„r nioniklr. .ml ,brn Ih. poll drcUßa ,hr\ .onI,I hnvr TOKhtirrl th.m 4, utlM-lv »«' smashed in 1880 (loud ...

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... of the *'the Dahtia Six.’ In 1865, the biertien (hat year, the return a* one of the for the City of Mr. Jonathan Pirn in the Whig intemr. and the deteat Mr. Van*, who afterwards found rrtufe in the City Armagh at. an exponent militant Aster*- «iaacy. l>rjke ...

... fi*«n by Mr. Aerputh Wore the may subject him after that ewent. woo»d inclined to the with the of Unionise amdrral.' of the Whig *n Lord Paimeraton in the middle of the last oentair^-. The temptattoQ to each course woald tot appeal to any Prime Mime ter ...

... the people were not wholly to trusted. Readers the recently published biography of will find evidence in the letters of the Whig historian how widely and in what strange quarters them* views were held. election 190 b brought these designs to a head Here ...

... oar leaden hose to steer 1 between the Seylla retaining in power feeble and discredited Ministry and the I cawing it be by Whig-Tory coalition, with the | Lords established more eeeniely than eear, [ it is eminently desirable that aesarsmoes tmancial ...

... view, and 1 not from a party one. far Ireland waa concerned, if the devil was barber eoaM not shave tbe difference between Whig and Tory (hear. hear, and laughter). Re thought they should try and help Mr. Redmond, who opposed the Budget, but who had in ...

... frit* ckar inUrMCUM slrif* bad bean m CabiiMi, ia which the Whig tmMmmy ckgMßi bad —fa—narad bold the Party back Cron canyfaf out pfadgay— which bad and woo the olaati—, aad. withooi doabi, tha Whig OMafc weald bare been anewfat this hot for one main factor—tha ...

... when ccmce, them naihm'- reputation a> aaaamar taamt will hare been irremediably raiaad. Thi. year there are eeaaral ant-4i9V Whig provided for and it* visitor*, and if tW • again prav« racakatrant, tha ! ill fame a ...

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