... wad .. eas t engineers ere present. dewing the operations. of the exploring garter. were overcome Ly stoke, Lut recovered ou Whig brought to the voisor. ,TOE EARL OF DERBY AND THE INDIAN FAMINE. h L expeet.el that tiro Earl of Derby will limit 11 .etheater ...

... wont, with the result that the Tory and English Whig 1..6011 did sot ern debate the questions—hmtling thorn oral without diecuision, as the Government did Mr. Butt'. Edocanoe Bill this asthma The Irish Whig member. may go.. this time-honoured custom, but ...

... I'mam that we here Peen era insane dam for novi 1,, tall Misiatei wanting in the that (haw, heart The metubet for and the Whigs that we ma to. take any m e , loath says so; I utterly deny it. 1 ray we bolo tie ulcer relation to thair policy. The out bees ...

... would ramie in throwing them into the hand. of the Whine (hear, hear, and no.) Now, if the Whip were in other, if we had a Whig arernstant, 1 don't bee anything to prevent the Whip of the Home Rule party declaring that they would ob. iect to any attack ...

... disemord. I remember-them. ' is nn harm Itying it--who u a man of very car side-able dtatinction in the Literal paey, not a Whig- in loot, anything but a il'hig -.ILA open toe confidentally, awl pot it a naoion could be brostait forward asmiling the whole ...

... country I will go in tiom (hear, hart, and I will non them ma ..1 pore u. r.',or I con. I not toot goir at h hi ldir of the Whig whip, who. be WTI. get t ip a little eacitommt to oe Ids patty (hoar, bar). 1 judge for re • the time kr to put the party omt—the ...

... glorious path (hear, be.). Ha a Holm, Hole member, rind he lied no great both of the conduct of !rah Chief Seeretarim, either Whig. or Torim He had little .no no faith in tho &ore of Govertienent to not good wings for Irish people ielieend. Rm. Father Boylan ...