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... for helmet that during the presort crib the country has been under the government at a Whig Viceroy. Notorious for reckless profession whoa in Opposition, the Whigs have ever been compelled to practice an uncomfortable sort of Oensignory whenever they ...
... O'Brien was a tory, and as such opposed Mr. O'Connell in the ease of the memorable Clare election. He subsequently became a Whig, then a Radical, and in 1843 he first joined the Repeal ranks. Since 1835 he has represented the County of Limerick. On the ...
... this country that some great measure for its security and happiness are required. I perceive the great literary organ of the Whig party has recently suggested many bold measures, which it represents as necessary for Ireland. There are numerous difficulties ...
... alike by Messrs. M. J. O'Connell, Fagan, &c., (the former of whom, however voted in its favour, as in duty bound to pleme the Whigs) on the one side; and by Colonel Sibtborp, Messrs. Napier, Spooner, &c. on the other. It went to a division, and verily, Noah's ...
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... follows : le the at she i4ei.teaiy.— thth mold= W a ministry before he became * Ti.,. Me awe • 'hey at the that water ; and .Whig Government IS wiles the mune far the bitterness of his po. Wee Me ewe he die l pip be path.* round the bench the itaissalam ...
... of combining public patriotism with personal affairs —he It, will have no objection to undertake any little mission for the Whig Government, by which he may be enabled to lesson—or rather entirely to cover--the travelling expenses of himself, Mrs. Judith& ...
... populace of placemen of beggars will most assuredly, in all curiosity, congregate to see it hat manner of man the head of the Whig-Radical Rump is; but when they shall have seen this mighty minister, of whom they have long heard so much—above all, when they ...
... CLOSE OE THE POLL. The poll closed on Saturday as follows : Bus (Liberal) .. 957 Reyworth (Chartist) .. .. 914 Fre-hfield (Whig—Solicitor to the Mint) 775 Lord (a Tory Barrister).. .. 754 Mr. Bass is an extensive brewer, and known in companionship with ...
... Houdin for the loan of the empty bottle out of which he so miraculou4v extracts all sorts of good things, in order that the Whig premier may take • lesson in the art of obtaining a constant surplus from a perpetual deficiency. Monsieur Houdin obligingly ...
... chains and rags, preventing our progrees—it is frightful to look at. Al,, Sir, the Whigs are enlightened statesmen, and Mr. Fox was a great man—but you who have got the Whig recipes and medicine-box, and are Doctor-in- Chief of the three kingdoms, say, on ...