... parties who were in communication with Mr. Hayter made certain promises on behalf of the Whigs. Now, who were the parties who were thus negotiating in private with the Whigs, while they were bellowing, like bulls of Bashan, against them in public? Cap- tain ...

... Bristol, Whig; Sir G. Tyler, naval officer, Tory; Sir John Yards Boiler, Chairman-E nnis. Colonel Blair. Tory Sir Wm. Clay, Whig Radical, formerly Secretary of the Board of Control; Mr. Strutt, Whig ; Mr. W.P.Prue.Whig ; Mr. Owen Stanley, Chairman, ...

... stated the other night, that an accredited agent of the Whig and Peel ministry bad gove to a number of Irish members of par- liament—(hear)—and had stated to them that he was authorised on of the Whig and Peel parties to say, if the Irish members would assist ...

... parties who were in communication with Mr. llayter made certain promises on behalf of the Whigs. Now, who were the parties who were thus negotiating in private with the Whigs, while they were bellowing, like bulls of Bashan, against them in public ? Captain ...

... debate upon the budget. Forses May 4th, 1853.’ “Such, however, is the hatred to Ireland manifested on all occasions by both Whigs and Radicals, that I make no doubt a large majority will be found ready to affirm Mr. Gladstone’s proposition. ** TOUSE OF ...

... following extract from the Standard of yesterday :— “Mr, E. Ball called attention to that secret compact between the Peelite- Whig party and the members of the Irish Brigade, which brought the present ministers into power. The readers of the Standard will ...

... head of it, I considered that it was out of my power to recog- nise itas a Whig government—(hear, hear)—and I did not think it would be honourable in me to consider them as Whigs in another—(hear, hear.) It was under these circumstances—and under these ...

... Doctors’ Commons, It is very true, as that artless patriot, Mr. admits :— We (the Brigade) were an important body, and if the Whigs had anything to offer us, they knew where to find us.” Right well they knew it, and their sagacious retriever was accordingly ...

... Dkkbv’i Government was tottering in December, and the Whigs looked to Christmas in Downing-street. The Irish vote stood between them and office. Mr. Haytkh was at h post. He was going about the Whig recruiting sergeant, seeking what Irish patriots lie ...

... three hon. members represented to a meeting of Irish members that in the event of the Derby government being turned out, anda Whig administration succeeding them, there would be no disposition on the part of the new government to extend the income tax to ...

... honourable members represented meeting of Iriah mam bars that in the event of the Derby government being turned out, and a Whig administration succeeding them, thire would be no d..-position on the pert of the new government extend the lax lo Ireland ...

... nsidered that it was out of p»wer to recognise it as Whig government (bear, hear), anl I did not think it would be honourable in consider them as Whigs in one case, and to refuse to treat them Whigs another (bear, bear). It was under these circumstances—and ...