... solemnly recorded in 1852. The cry is all now of Whig and “Tory,” “Tory ’ and “ Whig. Hearken to the Tory and he will thrill you with a recital of the wrongs “ the Whigs’ have done Ireland ! Listen to the Whig, or, he prefers to be styled, the good Liberal ...

... sides of the Channel, going. In dealing with Ms case the Whig papers abuse the Tories, and the Tory papers the Whigs—and think that what they say of each other pretty true. But the question of _ Whig or Tory goodness is exceedingly uninteresting to all Irishmen ...

... gather about him to swell the Socialist chorus which he repeats wherever he can get a mob to applaud ; there is, again, the true Whig, who has as little sympathy with agrarian and communistic theories as the stoutest Conservative ; and there is, lastly, the ...

... his'time and labour to Parliamentary business. This so, especially now, when the country has been rendered prostrate by years of Whig miegovernment. To save the r»mn«nt of the Irish race, to heal deplorable and dangerous dis-eneione, to preserve the people ...

... Ireland When first he had the honour of appearing these buslines be had been opposed os Whig. ! On that occasion, and afterwards, he declare'! that he was not a Whig, and llust belonged to no party, but that would give his support, or out Parliament, to ...

... the other to his conscience. Last year the .Whig and Tory landlords— 11 the common enemy'*—went into a copartnership to oust the tenants’ member, and secure two landlord members, one a Tory, the other a Whig. The landlords each side supported each other’s ...

... *; and John Collum. Esq , and Mr. DU' lon, Belfast, represented the Whigs. A large number names were objected the Conservative party, and great many names were struck out. The Whigs also made good many objection*, bat coaid not sustain them. far tho ...

... had never given any podges to the Whigs. Ilia opinions were unaltered, but the same time be was not ridiculous a« to a««ert that any really useful measure for Ireland nhould be rejected, whether proposed by the Whigs or the Conservatives (applause). Dut ...

... time and labour to Parliamentary business. This is especially now, when the country has beam rendered prostrate by years of Whig misgovernmaoti To save the remnant of the Irish race, to heal deplorable and dangerous dissensions, to preserve the people ...

... inaccurate to speak of Whig and Tory. The mere Whigs are already no more. They passed away with Palmerston. The few representatives of Palmerston Whiggery that survive are lost in Toryism, and the mass of what were once the Whigs, has been absorbed into ...

... , the limn. gentleman resumed.] And now, in looking back at in opposition to the Whig party in parliament, I will ask you what is the monument Lord Russell and the Whigs have left? They are gone, as a government; what is their monument? The Pyramids of ...

... reconcile the independent Catholics of that borough to the corrupt Whig bargain, they were ready to support an open, consistent, Conservative gentleman, in preference to a Catholic official of the Whig Government. What course did the Mail and the Express take ...