... recomamend such a division of the revenues among ecclesiastical parties in Ireland as has been recommaended by a conspicuous Whig nobleman. I cannot conceive aly policy more likely to increase the present discord and to render more acrimonious those feelings ...

... political feelsug of thee country. Two greate parties came into the field, and the gaoet of a third party. (Laughter.) The Whigs now cams into our polling bootho like Rip Van Winkle alter his long elsels, knowing nobody and nobody knowing they -(laughter)-and ...

... the party have discarded him G for a leader less calculated to excite the envious jealousy of soine of its secondary chiefs. Whig ii Lords may secede if they like, and perhaps thei sooner they do so the better, but, at any rate, the party can spare a good ...

... may well rejoice that Ono great source of hostility, Ciso great topic of dissension, has been taken away; arid that Tories, Whigs, and Radicals will be better able to put shoulder to shoulder, and give a long pull, a strong pull, and a pull altogether, ...