... overthrown (cheers). But it may reasonably be asked, if Whig landlords insist upon their tenants voting f.r Tory as well for a Whig candidateif Tory landlords order their tenants to vote for a Whig as well as for Tory—if they have become so indifferent ...

... hand, he had entered Parliament, and had gone dead against the Whig party ; had kicked against following the Earl Durham-Letter Russell, and had accepted a knighthood not conferred by the Whigs. It was well known that in the course of his operations for ...

... the west, or the north, or the south, so that he had {money and would spend it, he was the man—for the virtuous and patriotic Whig attorneys of Youghal. *Would|not Mr. Lyons of Cork come Could not Mr. Butt himself be brought back—yea, even by the men who ...

... don’t believe they have. Pretend to the contrary as some persons may, every politician of ordinary sagacity, whether he be Whig or whether he be Tory, “gives the Irish Establishment up and the apathy with which its downfall is viewed by the great body ...

... none of the great parties will object to the Lord Lieutenant’s promotion, seeing that he had the luck to marry into the great Whig house of Bedford ; that he has spent half his life in the shadow of the divine Albert; and that his heir is now the jidm A-chates ...

... diversity of opinion they should have fair discussion, but he would not allow such comparisons. Mr. Potts said they would have no Whig like Mr. M'CTure. Mr. Johnston was their man. The chairman put the motion, after several amusing scenes, in the course of which ...

... has prostrated the prosperity of this country. By his system of taxation he had proved himself the greatest enemy of Ireland —Whig, Radical, or Tory. He now attempts to climb to power in England assisted by somebody in Ireland, when despised the name of ...

... appears to be the doom of the people of Mayo at the present time (hear, hear). At the last assizes a compact was formed between Whig and Tory (hear)—a confederacy between the oligarchy that was and the oligarchy that would —(laughter) —a mutual assurance ...