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... William O'Brien were tooestreme, now suddenly become a hillside man, , vhile John Dillon and Wm. O'Brien have degenerated into Whigs. (Laughter.) Mr. Peru°ll, who could uot be get over to Ireland for five years to snake a speech, is now to be found on every ...
... see his Atm vs will now, plate God.eed the oftener bliter. swid an old mess. Theithimit, shading on the steps, *meted Asa Whig heartily for their Itteadly expreesed th. hrogiwee• he hilt on Wag isle more mewl' Om. U s ay , they lie s T v eat g hl o down ...
... reeeediol se • seellemsee lad 11, GM WINESd • Oa is • Viseebemo - a • at role nee blet= ayaert th e the leen et OR t have yllbsob Whig die to Es Imre. The truster 4 the dos at Amnia 4, the tails is Moab. NM P appikatim le Mr d fie r leneele. LARNE CATHOLIC TOTAL ...
... follow the may leader, resigned, and of Br. Parnell's abor- I tire When he took over the stoned Inne he denounced 1616. as Whig aim- I .4 IL= b=e be end his have found Pernellism is a broken reed and • Ihridel tbily 1 .1 011 Su the Whiff Linseindsms of ...
... chows to marry another man's wife, were they, bemuse Mr. Parnell had called Dillon and William O'Brien Whigs, because he had called the priests Whigs, were they to retire from the political struggle because he desired it 1' (No, no.) No; he would answer ...
... try to conceal from them the fart, that their ancestors did honest work for Ireland. You might search the News-Letter or Whig without finding any reference to this centenary. They seem to try to forget the noblest work that Irish Protestants have ...
... Parnell hurried home instantly to wage unsparing war, not se much on the Tories as on the nominal Home Rulers and confeseed Whigs. He struck at them fiercely—North, South, Eat, and West. Pure luck, or perhaps I should say the policy of desperate =wing, ...
... Society, with Wolfe Tone at its head, then there was the Catholic Committed., and, thirdly, there was the Parliamentary party or Whig Club, of which Grottan was the leading spirit. (Applause.) All these, although not exactly , oppos. %l to one another, were ...
... National Anthem became a Whig, there is no place for such ballads amidst the revellers of the only patriot party. The refrain, we andentand, was eat, drink, and be merry, for tonaorrow we die. WHO ARE THE WHIGS? Talking about Whigs, we notice that the ...
... to Ireland, by a simple amendment, without notice, by a majority of 57 to 51, in spite of a vehement protest by the leading Whig peers, who objected, in the then state of Ireland. to making a division among its Protestants. Bad as the Irish Parliament ...
... be • sellypeesessel aim a nation amongst the mei= of the (loud cheers.) Mr. D. CILILLT. wbewue estaimisi mall received, awl Whigs, fellow sethibith, tillese(lasseter)—l hews today and have to la la the meeting that the aim of treachery is (Renewed thettem ...