... time and labor to Parliamentary business. This is so, especially now, when the Country has been rendered prostrate years of Whig misgovernment. To save the remnant of the Irish race, to heal deplorable and dangerous dissensions, to preserve the people ...

... time and labor to Parliamentary business. This so, especially now, when the Country has been rendered prostrate by years of Whig misgovernment. To snvc the remnant of the Irish race, to heal deplorable and dangerous dissensions, to preserve the people ...

... time and labor to Parliamentary business. This is so, especially now, when the Country has been rendered prostrate years of Whig misgovernment. To save the remnant of the Irish race, to heal deplorable and dangerous dissensions, to preserve the people ...

... away put an additional pound tax itiou on the country (A voice, dawn with the Whigs, cheers). Nor istlrs all the member for Yougiril also showed. Whdst duriug the recent Whig administration the taxation England, prosperous, wealthy England, were increased ...

... conduct (great cheering). Now what ■ heeu the chief feature of ray career ?—uure- | Uniting opposition to the Whigs (cries of down with the Whigs). Why ? For a very simple reason ; because they have for nearly a I'lainer of century of unbroken administration ...

... the Cockney’s like best It was only half and half.” He was the purest of Whigs almost an Adullamite, and in his address and in his speches be avowed himself Con* serva'ive-Whig of the Palmerstonian colour.*’ Dublin County however, did not like ...

... forward. Mr. Ram has not announced whether ho will press his claims or leave the field The Hon. Colon- White is spoken as the Whig nominee, and Mr. Pope Uenuessy is also mentioned probable candidate. TIPPERARY ELECTION. ...

... Dwindled down to five millions (cries of Down with the Whigs.) Fortunately for us, that has been done already, they are down (cheers), and must keep them down (loudcheers), hven ten years of Whig rule carries a terrible lesson—let mind you its results ...

... Parliament Whig or a Tory a Gladstonian or a Derbyjte 1 One of the candidates, Mr. Waldron, has twice been elected for Tipperary. He relinquished his seat, without struggle, to the late highly-respected John' Dillon, but had supported the Whigs, he disapproved ...

... th# lion, gentleman resumed.] And now, in looking back at my opposition to the Whig party in Parlismeiit, I will ask yon what la the monument Lord Russell and the Whigs hare left! They are gone a government: what is their monument) The pyramids of the ...

... aside; he says in effect, ...

... the Ooverument to check that fatal‘depletion. Very different has been the language and policy the late administration. The Whigs approved of the emigration and promoted it by excessive taxation the one hand nnd the grossest neglect nil our material interests ...