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... decide the future fate of Europe—and when the hour and opportunity arrives, she will not be found wanting—no matter whether Whig or Conservative grasp the reins of power. The consequences of the present war will be to make England the depot of all nations ...
... County have been foulv, heartlessly. betrayed, a t e, sold and delivered up .o ilessrs. liland and O'Brien, in trust. for the Whigs. And for what? For gusgership's, tide-waitership's and clerkeship's in the Hile•rnian. The men who fought by the people's ...
... decide the future fate of Europe—and when the hour and opportunity arrives, she will not be found wanting—no matter whether Whig or Conservative grasp the reins of power. The consequences of the present war will be to make England the depot of all nations ...
... I give to d•vising means hr which env att •mpt to interfere with its parity. wit •ther e•nanatinz from the Executive of a Whig or a Torn Government. Or he (restated. lam hsre to Aght ,onr h title come heemoin I understnnol the Electors are ready to take ...
... habits. the generous and, Matte all, the reltgiows faith of the Irbil people, a ill never allow thom to aympithi.e with English Whigs or Continental lean, Libera ham, though linable to guide, b. in ben ildrring public I. The Catholi .4 Ireland have he. N l ...
... sought favour or place, under ante government, for either ourselves or relatives. I will, if returned, be neither tied to the Whigs nor the Torice, bat enter parliament as a free representative Men have come forward to trample on the independence of the county; ...
... were tinder the dominion of Whiggery, which, like the tree, withered Mug th came Ruder ou iu- Auenee. The Whigs stopped et • lie; in Loge a Whig the mitbreed was a bar in his Lear, and cheers). They had lied to and to the pti!itiesl orminisations which ...
... city even, at the first glance, point out what i administered to t by • nub-editor. The medal= care in Inserting precisely the Whig alleged= against independent randidnten, and nothing the error in overlooking what Consemittim• likely to my, and using, instead ...
... shall be devoted to obtaining TENANT RIGHT, VOTE BY BALLOT, FHEF.DOM OF EDUCATION; and, whether under the administration of a Whig or a Tory Government, a just system of TRIAL JURY. These are of vittl tattiest to the People o f Ireland, and they ran be fully ...
... consideration to devising mcenn hr which any ',tempt to interfere with its purity, whether emanating from the F.,ectitive of a Whig or a Tory Government, shall be fr,tatel. I am hero to tight your itattle—l because I understand the Elect°, are ready to take ...
... to turn out Mr. O'Brien, because be did not change and veer about like the weathercock of a steeple and vote against the Whigs. It would be as unreasonable to turn men out of Parliament after their faculties are become adapted to their bssamos, as it ...
... county of Mayo by the Whigs, and that be did not come forward to sustain the cause of those assailed. Jury-puking proceeded under the administration of the Whigs as well under that of the Conservatives. He con- donned it in both Whig awl Tory. The two late ...