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... 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 ...
... something, however, that will simplify and exemplify the working of Whig taxation. For every mm, woman, and child, for •very unit the population diminished ’twee 1841 and 1861, the Whigs levied an additional pound anmiid taxation two 1851 and 1831 on the ...
... Well, grant it. They say the Whigs postponed a tenant bill till after the 11th hour had sounded because they hopoil Ireland wonld coma right iu course time without the need of exceptional legislation. Well-meaning people—Whigs and Tories indifferently—said ...
... cf Iho former. traces this state of things tho result of coquetting tho part uf tho Whigs for the Irish vole, and anted outtbat it democratic bill was carrii-d the Whigs would have been independent of that vote, and Ireland would have duped. Mr. M'KeanVs ...
... drive tbe Whigs from office. went into Parliament an independent member, prepared support only the party that would introduce remedial measures for Ireland, aud the honorable gentleman entered into a detail his reasons why thought the Whigs not the best ...
... propottions that prevailed before the advent of the Whigs to office 1852. It is high lime that the people of Ireland should impress this duty their representatives; to preserve them from the continuance of Whig taxation, and not that they should become tho ...
... Mr. M‘K*sna so ably represents. Mr. M‘Kenxa then challenges the supporters of the Whigs in the following manner •* I will thank the advocates and apologists of the Whigs, iu view of those two positions, to reconcile the conduct of the Wing Governments ...
... this did not suit tbs Whigs- - there they were, and there they should slick. It was vain to show them the opinion of Sir Fitzroy Kelly ; it wax futile to discuss the question—their only answer was, u We won’t.” But the defeat Whigs let new light in I upon ...
... from £4,466,993 in 62*53 to £5,361,000 interests are against the policy of the Whigs. Need aud policy. I then gave you the pledge that I 61-62. Now let me present the Whigs and Mr touch on their foreign policy? Need I remind would hold myself free from ...
... significant. Tliis gentlumeii, who possesses large property in Tipperary, has heretofore been a oon% sistsnt and determined Whig ; and if were to predicate a' man’s future course from his past career, we should hare said Mr. Waldron is sure to corns forward ...
... and strong vote confidence in him was n.oved by the parish priest, and voted by ucelarnatioo. This is bad beginning lor the Whig Radical agit.ition. It intended to carry all Ireland into the arms of the Gladstone taction, and to make the lour provinces ...
... suffrage and tha ballot; and that means to render the Tory administration impossible, and force them to resign.— After this the Whigs are to restored to power, with carte blanche from Mr. Bright, Mr. B»-al«R, hoc genus otnni, to do anything they like—to introduce ...