... to the Whigs (loud - cheers). Why? For a very simple 'reason; because they . have for nearly a quarter of a century of unbroken administration been our deadly enemies; Plates to a few, and destruction to the people,' has been the motto of Whig rule (cheers) ...

... jarring and contrary voices—these cross, conflicting signs ? In both counties the Whigs are apparently the object of popular disfavour; yet in one county it is the Whig candidate who relies for support on the popular interest, while in the other the ...

... gentleman whom the Whig chose as afit.instru.ment to do Radical work, has in the most unmistakeable way repudiated any share in the scheme. In a letter to the News Letter, the Conservative journal, Mr. Mulholland, to whom the Whig paid the dubious compliment ...

... start from the period when both parties, Tory and Whig, were awakened to civilised ideas of tolerance and righteous government. Looking back on the last thirty years, how does the account stand? The Whigs have been in power, with very little intermission ...

... believed that Mr.Waldron would have more votes in Cashel. The earlier telegrams proved that he was considerably in advance of the Whig candidate, but the contest appears to have become closer and more doubtful as the day proceeded. I send you the returns published ...

... had voted only once,. and he thought none the worse of any of his flock for voting according to their convictions, whether Whig or Tory. They were interested in the house of Stanley for another reason. It was a fact, though it was not generally known ...

... has been at great pains to convince the persons about the Pope that his errand is one of peace and (after the manner of the Whigs) good counsel. I doubt whether the Catholic party in England and Ireland, for whose good voices at the next election this is ...

... impossible. Every Conservative, every Englishman who does not subordinate every other consideration to de . desire of seeing the Whig-Radicals in office, desires, with Mr. and Mr. SELWIN, to see the question of Reform settled. There is so mucks other and more ...

... mainstay of our national defences. One point which he bact.noticed with reference to the present government was that while the Whig government bad kept looking for be did not know how many years to its little government factories for the supply of war materiel ...

... Ireland (cheers), and - every member of the late government on the committee voted against Ireland. You see 'how consistent the Whigs are (loud cheers). In Mr. Gladstone's last bu4get he announced with great 'gravity that he had a saving measure for the Irish ...