... not do it this aide of the Boyne. ( We will not.) As you have been told by the able speakers who have addressed you, every- Whig lie. iu your owe Weds The Landlords can do absolutely nothing bet spend your money in pl ors that you and 1 kaow well ; but ...

... tab vap, sal are ; we watt something balite. We Mop got the ?le ap on l we won't .sit these to dowa. But whet will the arty Whigs say ? kw. want a Iliac will or. Mill is air sir. We me willing to 101 l if it will serisfy the Irish people:—that is a hat ...

... are sure; we want somethitig better. We have gut the people up an I we won't ask them to go down. But what rill the flirty Whig; say? Yon knit v they want a Bill at all. They will say. This 11111 is no tie We are willing to accept a Bill if it will ...

... somber have a chance—Lead Leaguer or Cueourestive will be the only pain eel war ery is for the Ware and the remnant of Irish Whigs—Proteetaat or Hama Catfolk—will stamped oat at salt Klactiaa. A Hamm in Dundalk is sew an seems. plishod fact. louse riot ...

... pledged biassed to act with the Irish party, but who in the Boum of deserted them (cries of shame mad also the whit imbed Whig member for Kildare, Mr M, ldon. nod the miserable creature who sartsepramented Long. ford. Mr Erriagton. There was also Mr ...

... Land Le tote members appeared in their places in the (louse of 101111 Mr Forster brought reading of the Coercion Bill. Speaker Whig now armed with extraordinary powers there war attempt to defy hie authority. IL various 'Newspapers thin have beak complaining ...

... r, at least, show—some sympathy for their principles and views. Instead of this we see Mr Russell desert the ranks of the Whigs and Liberals—yea, even the Radicals, and side with the Hanle Rulers and Land League party. speech, a few nights ago, led on ...

... giving details of patrols by military and raids by Basuto's, in which valet able lives are lost. It was an evil day when a Whig Government sent Sir Bartle From to the Cape—he has brought on no less than three wars in Africa—that with the Zulu's, Basuto's ...

... sway lie raked bin. other suffering fanners nearer boon.. —Dr 51• Blaine. a finsy third rode barrister ; but a thoroughgui:•g Whig obtained his reward, being appointed a trate fur one of the Dublin pollee courts. Dr *Maine. low abuse of Lord Demon s& hl ...

... Pe I wa from this thee 'onward fur many par. one ..f cumpronsiling hostility. The I•sder of the Tory party lad caught the Whigs bathing and had walked away with the:r clothes Thus in as a pi. ;trap Yr Daraeli d a rib d tru,hf dlv, though amta.t wally ...

... Laud Dill praline. ,loilhand joking trout what has denote to me it is to will let .ire a Itill. A-. repugraut to the of tea Whig Aristocracy lertrelf re pmts.:ad the House of yet their lore of party is sorb that they will passe baton toter spirt the Bill ...

... the party with not having stirred up • European war. lid jest es it has been said that say stick will do to beat a slog, so Whigs and it/Wields think fa present debased state of Eaglish politics that any slander or aderepresentutim will do to tarnish the ...