... long speech ' I have come here to prove that repeal will be productive of benefit to Ireland. I think that before km. every Whig must either join the Conservative ranks or become a Repealer and I trust in the information I received since I tame to Belfast ...

... n of all classes ofthe people, which is a Chartist quite as much as a Whig- Radical sentiment. And in virtue of this compact, also, the speakers at the federal meeting were a Whig-Radical and a Chartist alter- nately And how did this arrangement work ...

... present instance, an organised system of the most infamous coercion has been brought to play upon the borough by the great Whig mer- chants throughout the country. The fact has been previously noticed, but the announcement then made is daily becoming ...

... assembly of the House of Commons errors were com mitted, and the demon of discord, who called his friendr the bloody and brutal Whigs, played his designing tricks they were prepared to correct their errors, and fulfilling thi thanksgiving of Lord Brougham, ...

... any man but rails at the Tories, and helps to keep the Whig-Radical Ministry in office, he may take part in republican insolence to the Crown and Court, without any hint of displeasure from Whig- Radical loyalists ? How long will the Court itself, and ...

... the other side of the Pyrenees. Was not the influence of the Whig-Radical Cabinet in England exercised to over- throw the Cabinet of M. Mole, and to replace it by the no- torious French Whig Radical Cabinet of M. Thiers ? This was a notorious fact, and ...

... and Mr. Coppock. Their influence does not extend to the electors of Surrey, who have sufficiently shown their dis- taste of Whig principles by returning for some years past two Conservatives to represent them. It is now even doubt- ful whether Mr. Alcock ...

... and expectations of both parties. At an early hour this morning the work of canvassing was renewed with unprecedented vigour. Whig merchants were seen arriving from all cuarters, and the town even now exhibits all the symptoms of a general sus- pension of ...

... the veracity t tne ' League, and its unprincipled efforts i j m l Z say that the Ma ? or - thou gh hitherto cons i dared a Whig, has acted throughout in the most honour _T? Zt . , m 1 8 V lm P artial manner. I regret to _Ui that the town clerk has pursued ...

... the rupture would -not be so disastrous, as the French people would be more inclined to forgive it. But when i* came from a Whig Government, who had professed . desire to maintain the French alliance, the French people would believe that nothing but a ...

... much practical evil, that cheap and easy expression of a feeling really entertained is withheld— for sake of a punctilio. The Whigs have never been very great in the matter of Royal speeches; but experience appears to make them decidedly worse. Considering ...

... the ludicrous state of rage they have been worked into. Mr. Charles O'Connell said — He came from a county, the ?? of which, Whig and Tory, were, fifteen out of every twenty, ?? repealers— he meant the county of Clare. (Repeated cheering.) And with such ...