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... apprised that the predominant feelings among my -supporters (comprising four-flftba of the e distrust of the Whig' Government,leLtift= Whig party shouldibemade to feel that they had forfeiW the confidenewof the Iriah people. I particiinitcd in those ...
... be allowed to do it.) Tories have ordered their tenants to vote for a Whig as well as for a Tory, anti IVhigs have ordered their tenants to vote for a Tory as well as for a Whig (groans). Their principle of public policy is merged into the unpatriotic ...
... before parliament in which you were interested? It was the Irish Reform Bill; and I will tell you the Irish Reform Bill of the Whigs proposed to do for Youghal The Irish Reform Bill that I as sisted to throw out, and the party that I assisted t o throw out ...
... predominant feeiags amoug my supporters (comprising four-fifths of the electors) were a rooted distrust of the Whig Government, and a desire that the Whig party should be made to feel that they had forfeited the confidence of the Irish people. I participated ...
... possession of he Treasury Benches ressmunenese in a few days. From north and south the clans are gathering for the mitten; the Whigs and the Tories, brimful of ardour, are girding up their loin, for the fray, and if the notes of prevention already borne on ...
... certain obstrito-11111111111e to vindicate their conduct; and we are sorry to see it has led away many the circle of expectant Whigs in whose it was certain to be found. But, however specious at first sight, the argument we have sommarised needs only a little ...
... representatives of English and Scotch prejndice and intolerance turned the scale. Opposed by the Tories and deserted by the Whigs, whose ;)attles they had so persistently fought, the Irish Liberals were unable to make head against the combination of adverse ...
... gibed it(bier, led ought to up the which had isseribed tbs motto ef Old to he bed been to prison al ought es be dons now with Whigs had imdeavound by the , One of setterated stagnates to impose 4 en the add ' that 1114 .0 happy and propane. ' Job b Mania ...
... compact by which the rights and liberties of Mayo are !Veered away. His scathing exposure of the Illholy alliance between the Whig and Tory autocrats is so felicitous that we cannot refrain from quoting a few ptuanges from it here : The tynalt of ancient ...
... Established Church, and the rest of the misrepresentations about Ireland dd, we have no doubt, be as readily endorsed by the Whig as by the Tory, and would be as likely to proceed from Gladstone as from Disraeli. But it is just because there is this difference ...
... has proceeded with but little interruption. There is not a great deal to be said of his appointments. In EngWO it i 3 the old Whig lot over again, except that Mr. Bright takes office as President of the Board of Tale; and in Ireland the only conces.,ion ...
... .c.f r aZ qIIIIBTION IN ruLTIMICNT. 1111011 I origiosisd. Parliamentary debate is; not that the Tories are worse than the Whigs, or Mr. Gladstone a whit better than Me. Disraeli; but that both alike at willing or unable to do to Ireland. From (Aber party ...