... JOHN BRIGHT IRELAND—WHIGS iso TORIES large number of influential requisilioniats, includ ing twenty-three Irish Liberal members, who can boast of having been faithful to the principles ot Heform and Progress in the last session of Parliament, having invited ...

... boiling point of his bluslerings, was wont to describe, in what be thought a happy bit, the Government of Ireland under the Whigs as ** Larcom and the police !” Under the rule of Lord Derby, however, the same gentleman lost no time in endeavouring to change ...

... Hiclend fling,** Or whistle any thing, Says the Shan van Vocht. You may wssb *‘ nigger” whits, Say* the Shan van Vocht, Set Whig sad Tory right Ssysthe Shan vsn Vocht; But one thing you’ll not do, That is, get from Parley voo” bird that thither flew ...

... strange result on so vital a test of liberalism, but it is created solely by defection from the Liberal party. Many of the old Whig school, the bulwarks of the aristocracy,” follow Lord Robert Grosvenor in his amendment, as they cannot tolerate the advance ...

... land, have the Whig party done anything to settle it? On one occasion 1852, the Conservative party tried to meet in a fair and liberal spirit bringing forward a measure which would settle the matter satisfactorily to all parlies. But the Whigs raised a cry ...

... spite of tbe opposition of Government, affirming that Waterford should be made a harbour of refuge. It is quite true that tbe Whigs refused to give effect to tbe decision of the House of Commons, but this does not lessen our obligation to Captain Talbot, ...

... the Tones in tunes of elections. You know what happened when Whig candidate came forward for borough or any county. man from these Liberal papers went down to the election and opposed the Whig candidate and longbt hard for the Tory candidate. That was the ...

... meant anything, A* should be one of the last men in the Hou*e to the duty work of the Tories, for hit father’s service to the Whigs was long rewarded by a salary of £2, ...

... Orange magistracy in their career of injustice was Lord Mulgrave, a Whig of the Russell school. Further, Mr. Hennessy’s present alliance forbade him to remind the men of Wexford that the Whig Government which ruled for ten years before 1811 was taunted, thwarted ...

... appears to possess the virulence of all renegades for believe light in stating that the title wbieb be bears was the gilt of the Whigs. Farmer with a Votb tor Poer, Dungarvan, Dec. 20, 1806. THE DRILL. TO THE BDIIUCR WATERFORD NSW*. Si;u—Would you a* kind as ...

... M. Power, of , House, as schemer” .— * Where was principle . or cousisleucy when these representatives sold Ireland to the Whigs upon a promise that the Income Tax should not exteuded to Ireland, and they found, like the servants of an unmentionable gentleman ...

... Toer. Hensessv has come down to Wexford and addressed the electors, in a nionitestc which contains nothing but abuse of the Whigs and panegyric Ins Jewish confrere, Mr. Disreaeli. If the county tt oxford were going to elect Tory,-winch trust and bclierc ...