... what did the Whigs ever do for Ireland ? Now he endeavours to disconnect himself from the Whig party, and I again ask him what is he ? A VOICE—He is an Irish Catholic. Mr. GROGAN With the same desire to disconnect himself with the Whigs % he disclaims ...

... representatives. The Whigs proper also have had their share of reverses. Sir John Fitzgerald, Mr. Pollard Urquhart, Mr. John Ball, Mr. Montesquieu Bellew, and Sir Thomas Redington are no inconsiderable losses to Lord Palmerston, while the Whig gains have been ...

... nephew of Lord Carlisle, but that triumph has been obtained not by the strength of the Whig party in that patriotic county. Dublin Castle united all the landlords, Whig, Tory, and Liberal—every one who received or expected a favour or a bow from his Excellency ...

... tholic blood, and what better could they therefore do than vote for Mr. Mostvn and Mr. Greene ? Would not Mr. Ellis join the Whigs in the House of Commons ? (Cheers and hisses.) Who was backing Mr. Ellis but Serjeant Shee, and if that gentleman entered the ...

... ) Before I proceed further I would wish to ask you one question. Is there a man amongst you who dares to declare himself a Whig ? (Cries of No.) Is there a single man amongst you who declares himself a Tory ? ( No, no, and cheers.) Then I may fairly ...

... was true that the ancestors of the Russells and the Whigs of that day who had invited William over to England. and William himself, was a Whig—a royal Whig. (Derisive laughter.) Lord Carlisle was a Whig; and he would ask did they ever recollect a viceroy ...

... evident. A very large number of the newly-elected members of Parliament is favourably disposed towards the foreign policy of the Whigs. It is of no use to disguise the fact. Fictitious Liberals, who talk of reform, and speak reverently of the ballot, but who ...

... country and their religion. Unhappily, however, their self-respect forbids, for the only terms on which they can oppose the Whigs are such as their honour cannot brook. fAl l Alt a 4 fr -, ...

... days proceedings while they were hailed with applause by the great bulk of the people, fell like lead on the spirits of the Whigs, showing them that the knell of corruption and trickery, of incompetency and delusion, had been tolled in the county of Wexford ...

... ourselves with the Whigs who have proscribed our religion at home by the Ecclesiastical Titles Act, and are every where warring against both religion and civil society abroad for tear of some strange and unknown evil: that may befall us if the Whigs are out of ...

... a scheme, and find the Whig press expatiating on the unreasonableness of such a course, they are naturally led to believe that it has some champions and defenders, and that since the Whigs denounce it, the opponents of the Whigs must be the men who advocate ...

... purposes. In the name of Palmerston Tories have been preferred to Whigs. In the name of Palmerston political nullities have defeated our foremost men of mark. In the name of Palmerston Whigs and Liberals have wrested seats from Conservatives, and in the ...