... not corporate property ; and the 1 Tenl* deal with it it thought In further Harness, Lord Amberley said he Ministry and not a Whig Ministry—(hear, hear). they Liberal Ministry that would l * w deserved well of his country—a most and noble man—Mr. John B ...

... hoped. The condition of Ireland is extremely unsatisfactory, and reflects discredit the administrations, alike of Tories and Whigs, that after a dominant connexion with that country of nearly 700 years, the English Government of the present day has been ...

... agriculturist to expect from our opponents (Hear, cheers, and interruotion). I will a--k you this question, what|have the Whigs done for agriculture during the last twenty-five years ? I assert most positively that all legislation has been in favor of ...

... between capital labour, the attack on the Irish Church. He refuted the charge of Conservative extravagance, and shewed that the Whigs were the Spendthrifts, and summed up his arguments with respect to the impolicy of despoiling the Protestant Establishment ...

... and Mr. Bright must occupy high places. A Government so formed will never command all ranks and degrees of the L beral and Whig party, and Mr. Gladstone will once again hud himself at the head of that which is a majority in name but minority in practice ...

... bill for the abolition of the qualification of Offices Act. When it came before the House of Lords Lord Derby, who was once a Whig and then a Tory, and now a Liberal-Conservative, said, Keep it on just to muzzle the Dissenters. Lord Chelmsford, on the ...

... the two gentlemen who he hope! would be thvir members, and he had doubt of it -(hear hear)—wss that every Government, whether Whig or Conservative, had, from time to time, continually been putting expenditure upon the poor ratea that the poor rates ought ...

... meetings and for interrupting the Proceedings at the meetings of their opponent*. Conservatives of the county have uot adopted Whig tactics. They have not followed the lord about from place to place for the of hooting him down ; but a few intelligent of the ...

... at the meetings convened behalf their candidates. The Constitutional Party have only put forth their strength to the Radical-Whig fledgeling completely as they elid his father. And that they will forth that strength Lord may rest assured. Mr. Coleridge ...