... introduced by the Whigs. Mr. Redmond-Backed by the Tories (hear,hear). Mr. Norwood repeated that every coercion bill was, introduced by the Whigs, and ho also repeated that, instead of redeening their promises, the Whigs BlI- ways refused the slightest boon to ...

... bountry on condition of getting out of prison, there are new only 'about fifty Fenian' prisoners in custody in Belfast.-Northeriv Whig. !DE.k'HS 1s Nnw' YoBx.-A himerick gentleman, -who haD recently returned frotm America, informs us that durink his sojourn ...

... which' i his '62, ucceedeadthe Conseryaftive Government'th t ,o biought inNapie''Bfll? How did istnd isa the the: nonith of ao Whig who, kirowing that. when his pa O 1ti .s me into ])r ithat y aopportunity existe' the far raisinag tLI i condition oi this ...

... could flow from a meaure essentially ovil. Thoillustrious Charles James Fox said, on the 7th May, 1800, at a, meeting of the Whig Club in London--- The'whole sohemon (of the union) went upon that false and abominable presumption that we (the English could ...

... met by the most .t'entous opposition of X the Liberal party of that time, led by MI~r. Fox, Mr. Sheridan, and others of the Whig party of those' days. Mr. Fox said :- That the old established' laws known to the constitution r lad not been applied to the ...