... cmust,- at least, be seriously ijufnious, as indeed it was intended to be. Wtih every disposition to take-a fair vie* of the Whig case- at Totnes, We must confess our inability -to-hold out against the evidence of the -most unscrupulous systematic uses ...

... that your 105 members were absolutely good and honourable representatives of the people of Ireland-I will not say whether whigs or tories, radicals or repealers, but anything you like. Let any man suppose, for instance, that all those members were exactly ...

... in the way of po- litical pitrivileges or social improvcmen3 (of any kind could be withheld from them by any rulers, whether Whig or Tory. We must not place too much trust in either party. Eternal vigilance is the price of freedom. Any people rest- ing ...

... if the great leader of the Whig party, Mr. Gladstone, should Joib with Mr. Bright in his revolutionary demands, it would be the duty of every Conservative-and lie hoped they would be joined by the great body of moderate Whigs -to oppese aiiy such measure ...

... Protestant denomination vwas respectably and influen- tially represented. The Young Ireland party was in large force, but Whigs and moderate Liberals attended in considerable numbers. Yet the harmony of the -] meeting was preserved throughout, and Fenianism ...

... satisfy it, seeing that it is their hostility to the interests of the masses of their counltrymen which bas aroused it I The Whig wbijpper-in is wrong. There are not three koinrses open to her Majesty's ministers in this dilemma: there are only two. They ...

... countrymen, than the employment oc soldiers to lend eclat to the celebration of the triumphs of Pliwial patties, whether they be Whigs or ConservativeS, Tories or Radicals. We skould like to hear what Sir Hugh Cairns and his friends would Esay If a military ...

... re-:prese-nintives of the people of Ireland, (Not one of theme.) No;~ hutI am assuming. I will not say that they woei f Tories, or Whigs, or Radicals, or Repealers, but T, anything that veaol like. Let every man imiagine that althose mnembers were exactly the ...

... Rome prevailed. Let us hope that after the present excitement in certain Irish circles is over, common sense will prevail, and Whig and Tory will unite to carry out an arrangement which is altogether unexceptionable. ...

... Irish MI.P.s act in a spirit of cordiality and consistency with the English and Scotch Liberals; and no Government, whether Whig or Tory, will be possible that is not prepared to grant civil rights and political emancipation to the working classes of the ...

... that your 105 mem- bers wese absolutely good and honourable representatives of the people of Ireland-I will not say whether Whigs or Tories, Radicals or Repealers, but anything you like-let any man suppose, for instance, that all those members were exactly ...

... consequence was that its members were formed of a smiall coterie reeem- bling to' some extent a snug family party. When the Whigs came into power vith the flood-tide of success consequent upon their popularity with the ratepayewaby the carrying of the Municipa ...