... turned the scales agaimst the Whig and won the Down election for-I shudder to relate it- Lord Castlereagh. 'the Liberal left us no alterna., tive. Ireland's men, I say, must stand isolated: and distinct; no colleaguing with Whig, no colleaguing with Tory ...

... Tories at heaA, and that no persons were so hostile to the Irish Catholics as the Whig Presbyterians of Bel- Last. IBe knew ?? Scotch Whigs were the same as the Irish Whigs. The Irish Catholic elec. tors were to do nothing for them unless there was a'bargain ...

... on the Easterir qitestion, and he hid voted then as all Irishman land a Catholic, not for the Goverrnment, but against th1e Whigs. So far as my recollection serves me, Mr. O'Donnell, Mr. Butt, and some of the smaller fry of Irish Home RElera, did vote ...

... in. their essence reasonable, loyal,: constitutional.' Their demapds have been contemptuously reected Vg' Whig and Tory ,alik;. , ,Theu neither Whig nor Tory can claim Irish support. We were told the other- day. whet, :on the amendment to the Addresso wecalled ...

... EHad the Whigs in the latter part of the last century joined the ting and the Arsstocr~cy in making war, Pitt would, Lord Brough5rl tbought, have been as ardent an apostle of peace as he was in reality a clamourer for war. Soyith the -Whigs and Catholic ...

... ihatrs tb obtain a speedy meeting of a National Confer. each and that the Irish party stand aside from Whig 1!il Tory, isolated and distinct-apart from Whig, apars - 1m forv-ready to side with the party that will rico the best terms to our betrayed and hurnbugged ...

... breathing its last-now that half-a. dozen of our boldest patriots are coming forward to oppose the sneaks and place.hunters and Whig Home Rulers who have lies to their constituents, who have crouched and crawled before the Im- perial body-I propose, in the ...

... 'r' Now we, have you stand end deliver ! The Englishmen who were inclined to befriend us will, be silened&; our eneinies, Whigs and Toriee, will cry-now whitt is Rome Rule but veiled rebel- lion? Give these men who watch to catch the empire in a difficulty ...

... recognise. Often where he might at first sight seem to be only conjuring with facts- as, for example, where he proves that the Whigs who carried Free Trade theld the name principles with the Whiags who all but ousted the Tory Oxford in 1713 for a proposal ...

... If I have wvillingly e S atfdGr. Butt so long, I feel I am all the upon to refuse to accompany him any lot5er. Iporeth any Whig or Radical, Ma. Gladstone or ;vcett, ilMr. Bright or M3r. Chamberisin, may 1I project or his crotchet in the discus. '3 tile ...

... Tenipofalties Act.' Seven.oeI-tWitA'A'ts *lth -mar- j ,btial lhe 'ad aurspen~ions, from'w llscwiig Minisitirtis'I & Ws it t Whigs ? . 'Lord John wan Home Secretary when he carried w his Irish Poovrlaw.Act'ii 1838. Itoe W4 .ignorant 1 ofthe Onoitn and resources ...

... s fa- vourite measure of the European employment of the Indian troops, but that, at the same time, I am convinced that the Whig policyin foreign affairs is as hostile to the best interests of Ireland and of Catholicity to-day as it was when it contrived ...