... bens, or possibly with the rite. that he might save the public stoney, and 1,. ver the prestige of the nation abroad° If the Whig* had been driven to a conscription to get recruits for the army, how many v,tes could he obtain among the as;ricultural population ...

... forced upon them, —the bayonet being used to compel them to give in at the last moment. The Reform Bill brought in by the Whigs was defeated by the Adullamffee, and when the Conservatives took up the cause which the Liberals could not manage, he emphatically ...

... forced upon them,--the bayonet being used to compel them to give in at the last moment. The Reform Bill brought in by the Whigs was defeated by the Adullamites, and when the Conservatives took up the cause which the Liberals could not manage, he emphatically ...

... is a badge of dominstion, un re festering so of injustice, but he must he inded hat aeserti ot prof. What waif he that the Whigs duri n ng their five and twenty tenure of office did Uot leak Upon the Irish in this light, and bring forward thtir fear 1 ...

... domination, and a festering sore of injustice, but ho must be again reminded that assertion is not proof. What was the that the Whigs during their five and twenty years tenure of office did not look upon the Irish Estahli.h• meat in this light, and bring forward ...