... party but Ireland. When I had the honour of appearing before you on former occasion I was opposed Whig, but I declared then and afterwards that I was not a Whig—that belonged to no party, but that I would give my support, or out of TParli.iment, to that party ...

... suffer from the same visitation, and the aid afforded did . not reach time to save them. The Whigs did what they could, but they did it in a bad way, and neither Whigs hor Tories could have so done it that some would not have suffered. It was not cruelty, ...

... Parliament. (Confusion.) Gentlemen, I believe It has been asserted by some Whig placeman that Mr. Waldron changed his principles because he is not a strenuous supporter of the Whigs, and because lie states he will give independent support to the present ...

... from degraded Whiggery. Like Stock Exchange adventurers who have beccme bankrupt their legitimate business, the unemployed Whigs cast about for schemes to promote,” and,like the “promoters” of other projects, it only when their services have to be paid ...

... this did not suit the Whigs—there they were, and there they should stick. It was vain to show them the opinion of Sir Fitzroy Kelly: It was futile discussthe question—their only answer was, “ Wc won’t.” But the defeat of the Whigs let new light in upon ...

... this husUngs, to a Whig I was to ensure rejection, but it appears no one but Whig wi't answer now. (Hear, hear.) I maintain, with great res, ct, that it is tho political leaders in ' this county who have altered, and not I. Have the Whigs given any beneficial ...

... little doubt that, in connection witli tho hist Election for the County Cork, the local Tory expended over £lO,OOO, whilst tho Whig Candidate from Calcutta) probably disbursed double mat sum, besides indirect expenditure to far greater amount. Thus Irish ...

... and the same time slackened their party organisation.— Saturday Review. The Spectator thinks Mr. Bright is supplying tho Whigs with an excellent reason for accepting Tory Reform Bill. By insisting on the necessity for extensive redistribution wolf as ...

... will felt those societies, well as the Sailors Home. The reason which weighs so strongly with the Priests in their support of Whig candidates ought to weigh with every honourable man against it. That reason is, that the late Government not only did everything ...

... rather the priesthood of Tipperary, wants somethin : te different from all this. The priesthood k.iow that under the rule the Whigs justice to Ireland was not a motto recognised or aci-ed on. Taey know how little aid was given to projects for advancing our ...

... of the county. The lladicals and Dissenters are in the majority in the town, and many the big-wigs the county belong to the Whig party. The latter are, of course, regarded by the old Conservative landowners parvenus. The Mayor and Town Council are squabbling ...

... acknowledged courtesies received from various members of the f'onscrvative Government, and gave some hard bits at the Edinburgh Whigs. ' This is much as could be desired from him— indeed rather more, lateral extension,” which j is, we presume, what a'hides ...