... committee, was loudly cheered while addressing the electors. In his speech he urged every person in Tipperary to denounce those Whigs who stayed at home and refused to vote for Mitchell acid Ireland. At the conclusion of this harangue the mob, greatly excited ...

... be sought elsewhere. Nor is it difficult to find. Since the passage of the first Reform Bill a tradition has grown up among Whigs and Radicals that poor people are their peculiar property. The Tories . are acknowledged to possess a certain amount of influence ...

... t r o s used to laugh at the incessant snubbing of still's, thrown open, and public the restaurants on the Louiekneed old Whigs, who could not change front at • yards do not close their doors during the night. the GLaDSTONE word of command, and of Radical ...

... to the leadership. Mr. LOWE, that redoubtable Adullamite, is seen coquetting with the Radicals; Sir WILLIAM HABCOLTET courts Whig favour ; Mr. Goscass endeavours to win popularity with the mercantile classes by incessantly talking of money. Now, while Mr ...