... it ultimately necessary to call out the military to disperse the assemblage. About 11 o'clock some shots were fired by the Whigs. A law studentand a ^oachnian in the crowd were killed, but the shots are stated to have proceeded from among the rioters ...

... If the Irish members only do their duty, they will let it be felt before the session is twenty-four hours old that to them Whig and Tory, and Afghanistan and Cyprus annexations, and English Bankruptcy Bills and Criminal Codes I -that to them all these ...

... those who till the soil .will hbe con~stittitcs thte owners thereof. He hoped fts people would:iiot be misled by the English Whig policy of Mr. Edmund Dwyer Gray in advocating that delusion, fixity of tenure at fair reuts. . The Reform Club migiht tunderstan ...

... (hear. Iiedi). What hope hate We atnless the Irish- people tell their.nmembers to- r-eima as oposed to~and -asa independent ~of Whig'a ofe Td. y (hear, 'hear), to carry such a measure f,- In 21870; when Mr. Glad-' stond in troduced. ?? Bill, I wrote a letter ...

... Birmingham, where the Whigs and the Radicals had for the time agreed to a union, the result of which might have a very different ending from that which was in- tended, At Birmingham they had found the re- presentative of the Whig official school fraternis- ...

... effort to put out the Government at the next election. l Sir Vernon might. not unnaturally come i under the old denomination, Whig. John . Bright is a veteran Liberal of Radical procli- vities, and Mr. Chamberlain belongs tolthe I most advanced wing of a ...

... the division was certainly remarkable in which Mr. Henry's name was omitted fron a Parliamentary division in favour of the Whig interest. That 'is a matter I leave Mr. Henry to settle as best he can with those con- cerned. I assume that Mr. Henry exercises ...

... Party c will receive much support from outside their own, for we cannot but believe that there are Irish Whigs and Irish Tories-aye, and a English Whigs and English Tories-who are not indifferent to the sufferings of Ireland. In a word, the duty of the Irish ...

... from and he iade;;endenn of allpartyeombinlations of 'htJg and Tory slike, They tiar be assured that all party combinationc, Whig and Torv alike, will i hold quolly ;loof from themn when they so much as appear to countenafice force. We view with equal ...

... sitruck me so forcibly Lot that Icdt it out and ' brought it hete lb show you. on We have long known tbhat it&'aay of the Whigs. be pure and simiple is gone. They Eave been either . t frightened by Hi. Gladstonie into Cqnservatism or al thy have totned ...

... ParvtOV). I tell you plainly I believe there is a Whig intrigue on foot. 1 believe that unless you stand firm and be on the watch you dwill be handed over, as you were handed over in 5%, bdy and bones, to the Whig party. A Voice-W9 won't while we have Farnell ...

... van) for one 6till did believe that certain of that Conservative statesmen then meditated what thej ealled dishing the Whigs as to the Irish vote by priopoiug for Ireland a Royal residence and a domostic legislature. These were serioau stasnments ...