... laughter and cheers.) Mr. FIREsT JOYES was very warmly received. He dwelt on the manner In whioh the aristocracy, Tory and Whig alike, had sought to govern this country as well as Ireland In, the interests of a class. They had given the semblance of political ...

... that sister country to which no one can deny the epithet of unhappy. Look at Ireland as we may, observe her through Radical, Whig, Tory, or philosophic spectacles, no one can call her happy and flourishing. It may suit the purpose of Mr. DrasAr.Rx to say ...

... that bill 'wasgoing 1 pass, thewhoe ?? i partiy, joined by some'. of. the WhIg°v e Protetalan ?? government of Siir R. Peel,' theg3 p edad~ . for the reason 'state, sed 'the Whigs 8f ?? tnpart suppetes i~woryin Si It.Pee. (ear, hear.). fiu now yu 'wll~pubabybe ...