... acd nothing else. He said the Whigs had been playing with the interests of Ireland and would do ao again. The charge of excessive .ituro against tho present ministry waa reckless an i unfounded. During the many years tho Whigs had held tho estimates had ...

... a chorus of complaints. In the terse language of Mr. Roebuck, There is no party so admirable ia the use of calumny as the Whig party, and everything tba* calumny can desire, or that lying can supply, will be adopted by that party ; and, therefore, however ...

... says- Whigs and Tones have each in tbeir turn deceived us and neglected Ireland. The former are proverbial for fair promises when out of office. Let us express a determination to resist so blind a policy as to.be strict followers of either Whig, or Tory ...

... of splitting tbe new organisa- tion to pieces. Let tho chambers beware of countenancing by official acts any preference for Whig over Tory, or, vice versa ; let thi ra limit tbeir activity in November tothe scat- tering of inf on nation upon tho measures ...

... candidate. says—“ Whigs and Tories have each rn their turn deceived us ami neglected Ireland. The f( rrner are proverbial for fair promises when out of office. Let express deUrmination to resist bo blind policy t strict followers of cither Whig or Tory. Remembering ...

... had occurred was the elevation to the premiership of a man personally disliked by Mr. Gladstone, socially obnoxious to the Whigs, and politically dreaded by the Radicals. It was our duty also to show that the weapons of the enemy wero worthy of their cause ...

... allies aro vory fond of re- proaching the Saxou about the uprooting of the old raco, and havo fair grounds for charging the Whigs with a settlod design to clear the country of its pre- sent occupants. If these gentlemen wero honest, thoy might compare the ...

... return any representatives who were not onpo.ed to Mavuootb ih» result of which was that aimos: every candidate who K^rf' ■ r Whig, Tory, or Radical, declared that at heart be had! inhope.* * a d WM «*** * pledge MS tell on the Houae of Commons tbat whereas ...