... three years of the Crime and Outrage Bill,” by which the Whigs have kept Ireland disarmed for three years past, is at present slipping quietly through parliament. This is as wicked a piece of Whig chicanery as ran rema.uber. They got into office the defeat ...

... no class in Ireland but has spoken—tba Gentry, the Citizens, the I’eople. We shall see what will the practical answer the Whigs, ...

... MR. MAURICE O’CONNELL We are in a condition to announce that the Whig Government have provided for another O’Conneil. The hon. member for Tralee has got a positive promise of the Collector Generalship of Taxes for Dublin, ith a salary of 8001. a year ...

... Dillon Browne. We do not hesitate moment in saying, vote agamtt Higgins. Mayo has sent to Parliament the veriest slaves of the Whigs—the most worthless and profligate of all the Irish hacks. We utterly distrust the Club that has led the county hitherto, and ...

... And now that the Whigs have lost the countenance of Peel who kept them in power, they reel to their fall. One independent Irishman in the house would be a terror to them. Twenty could dictate terms on behalf of Ireland. Vote for no Whig, men of Mayo; not ...

... and persistent fortitude during this inhuman pereecution (which 1 promise shall redound to the shame and confusion of the Whigs.) reminds me vividly of a saying ot Bacon, the English philosopher, that “virtue is like precious odours, which are most odorous ...

... out, after all, that England holds Ireland but by terror and the sword. Statesmen have been deceiving themselves. Benevolent Whigs who flung us soft words, and blarneyed about legislative identification and community of interests and power, are hypocrites ...

... part—outraged in her htnour aud her generosity—is at least not base enough to raise hosannas for her oppressors. I said the Whig ministry would not dare to bring the Queen into this country while these indignities continued. cs. And full well they know ...

... by the former administration. In 1844 he was selected the Whig candidate for Governor of New York, but failed. Contident, however, that he could command the strongest vote in New York, the Whigs again selected him as their candidate for comptroller, in ...

... physical dimensions, he soliloquised—“ Here 1 am, and the whole country shall see me—the exact measure of Whig impossibility.’ And for the poor Whigs, who can blame them either, since nemo ad impossibile” —no one is boundto impossibilities. But one is tempted ...

... captivate it. But while the process of it: ruin was completed, Mr. Dillon Browns shouted, night after night, at the back of the Whigs ; and of all human nostrums for its recovery, a new Dillon is surely the most hopeless. A hair from 'he dog that bit you, is ...

... honest service the country, he will be h niourably and kindly remembered in this country. His fall threatens evil days to the Whigs. It seems likely that the Tory Party will unite under Gladstone and Stanley, and fierce contest for power re-commence. It will ...