... Fiddle and Faddle to where Bully Egan sent Kilmainham? London, Sunday Evening. The Whigs have lost some seats at this election, but it is evident enough that Lord Derby has not got the value even of his own subscription to the Carlton bribery fund, and ...

... argumentation on the merits of the Whig and Tory factions. But it is not a Whig or Tory question —it is an English and Irish question, it is question of landlord and tenant The Tablet may dolefully complain that Irish Whig journals are making use of it against ...

... joint in the Tory tail, purely out of their detestation of Whigs,” their horrorof Lord Palmerston, and “personal affection for the Pope”—first violated their principles by supporting the Whigs and backing that same Lord Palmerston a trial of Government ...

... majority in the House, and that the vote of Saturday last was not what the Whig leaders fain would represent it—a movement of the old “see-saw” system“ Tories out, Whigs in ; Whigs out, Tories in.” The p'esent state of parties in the House of is an explicit ...

... strenuously for the Whigs (cheers, and counter cheers). Mr. O’Brien had asked whet he (Mr. Kennedy) had not voted at the late'Dubliu election for the Tory candidates (Hear, hear.) His answer to that was as follows : —lf had voted for the Whig candidates, he ...

... as they will render the country happy and prosperous. These measures can be granted by either Whig or Tory administration. We have already tried the Whigs, and found them sadly wanting in sincerity, in justice and impartiality. 'They were lavish in their ...

... independent in their opjiosition, the names “Tory” and “Whig” must have terrors for them ; they have only to recognise the Government and the Opposition, perfectly regardless whether it is Tories or Whigs they are opposing or assisting in the performance of ...

... contest between Whig and Tory—- neither are your friends. History tells you that both combined in times past by to rivet your chains ; but it tells you also that the Whigs forged the links that caused the deepest pain. In latter times the Whigs gave you coercion ...

... to say to Whigs or Tories, as such, in this matter—they have to deal with Englishmen, with English laws and the English government, which are all the same, or nearly the same, to them at all times. The Whig and the Tory journals of England are in unison ...

... y, then, the best game for the Whigs would be to let the Government Bill pass, with few alterations, to keep appearances. This, at least, is evidently Lord Palmerston’s desire ; but if he has been party to that old Whig” project w’hich Monday’s Times ...

... directed our defence exclusively against the Whigs. Another was that the Whigs being in j lower, were by our pledge bound to be in opposition them. Those who point to all our efforts exclusively directed againstthe Whigs in ’53, ’s4aud’so—asproving that it was ...

... governments, (fee, by sup|»orting al governments. Whig and Tory. When Palmerston, in the hour in which Minister tries his real friends called despairingly around him every faithful retainerevery sterling Whig—every “enemy of Popery and Jesuits” —to face the ...