... after • tioverument retires us pulley rail Le changed in practice. robot dauate marnintry continua rto *ore under old which Whig policy directed iii the tbsorriul of dis,llectifl rhe p rein ip I.l.verument to rue the 'mental by a of I equal cud impartial ...

... fruit of 'the principles of the Tory party,' and fastens upon them the responsibility for the consequences of thirty years of Whig misrule. Mr. Bright complains that his critics Mime to answer him ; we positively, and even dec.itte to answer that. The panacea ...

... reign of terror they crested, many persons who were disposed to plump for Mr. Waldron did not vote at all. In spite of all this Whig dodgin g, this was the closest contest that ever took place in Tipperary. This is to be attributed, doubtless, to the growing ...

... liberal and patriotic Roman Csthtilies were conspicuously absent. The managers and speakers at the feast were of the old jobbing Whig clique, outat-elbows, out-of-spinta, and ready for any disturbance of principles, any civil commotion, however ruinous to their ...

... Englishman). He na an Englishman who had special claims on their attentioc.' was one of the men of '46, and at the bands of a Whig Government he re• caved two years' imprisonmeat for advocating justice to the people of Inland and Ireland. Hs thought that ...

... time of it next spring. A writer in Blackwood for November thinks that any goverment would be acting injudiciously, whether Whig or Tory, who should think of beginning the next session of Parliament with a Reform Bill; as the public mind, speaking through ...

... opponents There voted on that occasion defence of intercets, every Irish Wide gentleman in the House and a large number ed solid Whigs too (bear, heart. And now I ask, is Mr. Bright entitled to become the censor of my Irish votes! Should he not rather have preserved ...

... such intention exists, and no necessity for such • proceeding is foreseen essa ys with the support promised by the leading Whigs and Liberals to the Conservative Government in their efforts to settle Reform. The thousands of New Yorkers who intend to visit ...

... yesterday morning at his rendeuce, Curraghmore. In a article on Mr. Bright'r visit to this country, the Observer, a semi- official Whig organ, warmly approves of his speeches here, declaring that he and the Irish people are now greater friend, than ever. It says ...

... Royal Commission to consider and advise upon a fair sad reasonable meseure of Reform. Should that course be objected to by the Whig party, sad an amendment moved to the Addreas, it is said that the Government in the event of being defeated ask the Queen to ...

... brilliant ameselisse spa the mow the members of II array reeked all the law late Neon. meat and the recognised laaagas.es star Whig administration—sod reducing it still I* a member of expectaat Barristers-at-law, who NM of Roman Catholic clergymen *he bid ...

... En g lishman. Ile was an Englishman who had special claims o heir attention. Ile was one of the men of and at the bsnds cd a Whig Government be received two years' implisonment for advocating Oleic* to the people of kngland and Ire land. Ile thought ...