... remedy for the existing land system. It was, Truit to the Whig Government. This was the advice given by Judge Keogh and Sadlier, and the other members of the brass band. At that time the Whig priests of Ireland listened to that advice, and oppression ...

... banqueted by the club. But he it said to be intent rather on other successes. He it going to biographise other founders of tht Whig party, so Unit the Liberals of the present day may look back upon their progenitors, and know themselves as something more ...

... will bear these facts in mind. They must not address Welsh Liberals with bated breath or expect to rouse their enthusiasm with Whig platitudes. They must speak out boldly, uncompromisingly, and without fear of offence. They will speak at no great distance ...

... presented it- \7othis event it was thought likely the party local ne!come a Oonserv.itive, there being no Pari- ^onse»vative or Whig who desired to enter Teailaiaeiit, Before deciding to hold himself by J? to represent the borough he was advised Ross13 So^°itor ...

... tt* justice. The Government which came in with such fair promises had shown itself to be in keep* ing with the traditions of Whig Governments ia- Ire'and. ...