... to Peel and the 1 Tories, and no.thanks the Whigs for the measures o ...

... been exhibited a year or two before, not far to seek. Lord Palmbrston in his premiership represented the worst type of mere Whig rule ; Mr. Gladstone, leader of the House of Commons, and virtual head of the late Administration, embodied the best ideas ...

... 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 ...

... have advanced with tho increasing prosperity of the country, their incomes are growing lees and less every year.— Northern Whig. Cork, Blackhock, and Passage. Railway.—Comparison of traffic for week ending Friday, 12th Oct., 1866.—Revenue from passengers ...

... necessary there should be an united Irish party who should deal with questions introduced into Parliament--whether l>y the Whigs to catch the Irish vote, or by the Tories —and who should be determined to accept nothing but honest, bonajlde measure (hear ...

... themselves to the agents of certain Irish landlords, separated in race and religion from the cultivators he soil. —Northern Whig. The Glorious Irish Brigades.— l havo often lamented that no plain records consecutive order remain to us of tho various campaigns ...

... such • party to represent Ireland in the Imperial Parliament (cheers). And no matter what Government was in power, whether Whig or Tory, it was indispensably necessary that that Dish party should stand together and be united, so that when any question ...