... t f The Whigs. Who refused a Cbait r to tha itholio University Lord P dmerston. Who I the Revenue of Ireland Tho Whigs. Who tmsfeu Jed the Habeas Corpus Act The Whigs. Who are the gieatiat eusmhs of Ireland ! The bun, brutal, and bloody Whigs” ...

... retrospect will show as clear as noon - day that it was intended that in the Parliament elected in 1 865, the Conservatives and Whigs of this county should be equally represented, and the arrangement was made and in the interest the two political parlies, not ...

... L tter Lord Join Rnasell, Who carried the Eccleeiastical Titles 811 Tie Whigs. Who said Tenant-tight wrong 1 Lad Palmerston. Who have the L isfr people abort Tenant-right The Whigs. Who refused Chart r to the Catholic University Lord P.dinerstoD. Who raised ...

... was rather amused the letter which saw in your paper Friday, and expected to Hud it written by some man of note among the Whigs, hut when I looked at the signs • ture, I was surprised to find that it was only Johnny Quinlan who sought to magnify his own ...

... thereto. This shews that Mr. la has some faint notion that the Whigs arc not quite the thing, and that the > Tories may aft r all. bo better, more able, and I more honest statesmen than the Whigs. E**- J monde and Bigwell shrunk with horror from the idea ...

... land against its worst foes, the base, brutal, and bloody Whigs,” O’Coiiuell aptly described them. Ther are more favourable to fair settle* meat of the Landlord and Tenant Qu stion than the Whigs. Mr. De la Poor goes into Parliaroeut the opponent the Derby ...

... Commons, and urged it to grant committee to inquire into the allegations, and that Mr. Gladstone, the financial mouthpiece the Whigs, pertinaciously refused any inquiry and snubbed him and the Irish people for daring complain of the grievous injustice to which ...

... claim to be the friends—and the truly honest friends of the people (hear, hear, and some confusion) ; and we don’t allow the Whig party monopolise the entire friendship the popular cause; in fact, may say that that party profess much in >re in that way ...

... also claim bs the friends—and the truly honest friends of the people (hear, hear, and soma confusion); and we don't allow the Whig party to monopolise the entire friendship of the popular cause ; iu fact, I may say that tliat party profess much more in that ...

... land, have the Whig party done anything to settle it? On one occasion 1852, the Conservative party tried to meet in a fair and liberal spirit bringing forward a measure which would settle the matter satisfactorily to all parlies. But the Whigs raised a cry ...

... Ireland than that of the Whigs, who had been in office for more than twenty years, and had done nothing for this country (hear). The Conservative party were ui'»re disposed to settle the Land Question equitably than the Whigs ; they were anxious to adopt ...

... terms. The liisb policy tbo Conservatives challenges comparison with that of the Whigs. great additional taxation now levied in this country baa been the work the Whigs. The best land bill yet proposed emulated from tbo Conservatives; and, believe Captain ...