... forty Irish members deeerted the project, because Lord John Bimell uked them to so, and that their country, enamoured of the Whigs, condoned their eondnot. that trick can be repeated, is easy to understand why the Fenians have footing In tbo country. That ...

... controversy even a compromise, provided tho terms of that compromise were moderate. It will depend much on Constitutional Whigs whether Loan Debut effect moderate compromise, or whether democratic amendments are be engrafted on tho Ministerial measure ...

... theoieoeisity ef appeal the eennty court judgtt, mere lawyer, not oonvorsant with the management of land, as wae proposed the Whig measure of last nensioni ‘lt. must be once perceived that ike.valae of the tenant's labour, in effecting the improvement of ...

... courage propose two such Qualifications as those which Lord Dufferin thinks necessary to the effective and safe working of tfee Whig measure. The improvements ought, says, to registered with precautions to secure that tho landlord shall know the exact amount ...

... ) With regard to my views, gentlemen, I may tell yon that I come forward independent at all parties. (Hear, hear.) Neither Whigs nor Tories sown me to consult the true interests Ireland. (Cheers.) If yon would the honour to elect me— Several Voioee: will ...

... actually had turn him away from the door the House Commons, on the ground that there room for him inside. It scene .hake narves Whig, that ot Lord John turned away (roes the door tho House of Commons such oocaslom u d * Urmia * i from the start to make It ...

... indnoo a man named Kelly to vote for the Conservative candidate. Cland John Hamilton, P. eon the Lord Lieutenant.— Horthfm Whig. C’Hipn, Koval, Dobllk.—Sunday, February 3rd. —Cfcv.t, r Jobs Stevenson in C. Service, MaDdelseobn. Aiitbenv I sui well pleased ...