... discussion, Mr. O’Sullivan denied that the bill was popular in Ireland, and declared that it was only attempt the part the Whigs to “corner” the Government. The second reading had really been carried the English and not by the Irish members, and the deputation ...

... have been in the days our grandfathers. To maintain party discipline social influence, was comparatively cosy thing to the old Whig patrician, and it is quite natural that it should still seem so to Lord Hartington. But if the Devonshire Club is established ...