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... laughter) ,—and embodied in what they call the great Liberal party.” (Cheers.) He should like to know what has become of the great Whig party, for they were always considered the great go-between of the Radical section. What has become of them ? Why they were ...
... did Mr. Shlaw SI u(uo that, lint lie weust to the North anil snatched a r'ie victory froisi iiider the siose of tise greatest Whig u inigsitte is thle land (Laughter asush Cheers.) Ile believed 9 teldirisig the lust two electioiss they had a body of agents ...
... during thie height of tile O'CONNELL agitatiOnl, such Contelssionls to rebels were not counselled by the leaders of tle great W\'hig party-. The Spectator about theat time had an article recoinmending the establishmoent of a cen- tralised agricultural board ...
... —Qf course if Lord Derby finds the Bill defeated by whisper of the possibility of having made mistake. Dr. ' j ac tion of the Whig poors, he will interpose no ob- M'Neilc’s argument is that ascendancy of some kind we s k ele, but will not allow the Bill ...