MR. M'KENNA, M.P., AND HIS REV. SUPPORTERS IN YOUGHAL
... to Peel and the 1 Tories, and no.thanks the Whigs for the measures o ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...