... vengeance. It was not desirable to take | notice of the language used at public meetings. What was to be done with all the Whig and Roman Catholic magistrates who had attended meetings to hear treason spouted by the hour, or to spout it themselves What ...

... was rather bad to beat at chaffing 000kneys—that is, strangers; for whom he had • truly squirearehal dislike. But although • Whig of the old school, he was quite an aristocrat, and did not understand being taoklel and answered in his Own coin by any one ...

... would ask tho Protestants and Conservatives Wexford to consider what their position would this moment were they at tho mercy Whig and Radical organs, and without a journal in the county represent them and to enunciate their principles; what misrepresentations ...

... Then there was the Tipperary election, at which a gentleman who he believed was the law adviser of the Castle in the late Whig Administration was, he would not say the Government candidate, but the only candidate who vindicated their conduct, and he ...

... hated Is Opposition, said. Ceald I havo thougtt that I lire to man rue story recurs to me when hearing, from not only ol t Whigs bat Conservatives, expressions of sorrow for the whlok has deprived the of the eloquence of Joke Bright. Eves the Solardoy ...

... passed. It is too good a chance for the feudal landlords to let slip, and their representatives in the House of Commons, Tory or Whig, will be only too eager to help it through. Already we can hear their cry of agreed, agreed, and pass, pass. Already they ...

... afforded Mr. George Odger. the president, opportunity of inquiring whether it was likely the fat bishops,'’ or the Downing-street Whigs, were likely to pay the expenses of any movement the kind undertaken by the Land and Labour League. When Mr. was introduced ...

... of things which prevails iu several districts Which have come under their official cognizance. They are both tho nominees of Whig Governments, and may therefore supposed speak without any auiinu* against Government which is so deplorably compromised by ...

... Conservative party may be well assured is likewise intended to be illusory. If Mr. Disraeli can trip up Mr. Gladstonecan dish the Whigs—upon any detail of the Land Bill, he certainly intends to do so ; and if his rival should repeat the blunder into which his ...

... Tho Landon Awing *Mu debate at mend was busily meassaery to prom bow kilo Isiah laadlordo km to al in the bill. Not oaly Whig but Tory ohourfully swept the Tim who It as the Upper Sag bead= 118111011 the fallow@ of %hob asikkotioa with • dash of and ...

... suffering arid indignant people. The failures of the past should not be without warning in the present. No number of English Whig Coercion Bills can stamp out now the ever-growing national spirit in Ireland. It has become part of the blood as of the feeling ...

... testimonials sent upon •• de !| 10 40 Mill somewhat infelicitous strain of imagery, are told that Lord conduct has no- become Whig electioneering agents. They may thor no place in which we could hide theSt Pan- rece ipt of stamped address. •• ;; 11 14 11 ...