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... French and English Government may conjointly adopt. 1 confess 1 am anxious not to believe, even to the last moment, that the Whigs have involved Great Britain in war on the Belgian question. At the same time I am bound to add that I stated you some days ...
... Bible, and that too without note or comment, was more than Whig sensibility could bear. Such presumptuous ignorance and' wickedness could not be tolerated by (he enlightened philosophy of Whig refinement —(hear, hear.) For this purpose.' therefore, and ...
... end, but which, even the simplest must see, can bring nothing but misery to Europe, and weakness and disgrace to England—the Whig continental war is on the eve of its commencement. Fifty thousand French are collecting far the invasion of the Low Countries ...
... commercial enterprise and checked agricultural improvement ? What but the base and selfish avarice, the blind cupidity irreligious Whig proprietary The humble and honest Protestant, who offered rent that he would honorably discharge, whose industry would have ...
... system in Europe. Belgium. —Leopold’s honey-moon has had rather an inauspicious close* His Majesty’s Ministers, like otir Whigs at home, having reduced his Majesty to dilemma, have resigned en masse ; and, as despair is dry,” according to the old proverb ...
... liberty) be crowned with triumphant success. The subject matter of the letter is of .little consequence—not all the .tyranny of a Whig, not all the threads, the menaces of one who would, but cannot, injure, can influence the minds, can bend the wills of men ...
... one who is the friend of Jaw.and order, to contribute towards that Fund Which is'designed for the preservation of what the Whigs have left us the FrotcStunt Constitntion. Jt. would Tie wcH the Protestants would bear in wind, the activity awl anxiety of ...
... solitary individual, a ground sufficient to induce any man in coming forward, and running the risk so doing, of returning two Whig members forthe University ?—(cheers). —By following the present course, I can tc thegallantgcuUeman that he is running counter ...
... —(cheers)— and! therefore a person likely to prove most formidable to the Government in their sinister design of returning a Whig member of the University—(loud cheering.) However other circumstances connected with the College, hastened my return to Dublin ...
... The effects of this unfortunate measure working under the government of renegade toriesbut especially ,nnderthat ofimpoten^ Whigs have been the persecution of the supporters, and the patronage of the breakers of the law. Every place as it become* vacant ...
... support of their former constituents—(hear, hear, j Our duty is to publish a list of the Irish members who supported the present Whig administration that, abominable transaction(cheers —and let the people judge for themselves how they can reconcile to |their ...
... gradually d ffuse, and permanently fix, the spirit of Protestantism throughout Ireland,—and this the system which ovj> precious Whig-Government thought to discourage, by discontinuing the usual Parliamentary Grant —in order, of course, that they might the ...