... found, his hon. colleague was, where Liberals ought to be—at their leaders’ back. On the 16th of Juno Mr. Heneage proposed Whig amendment which almost defeated the bill. They went into the lobby and won by 25, and amongst their ranks that day—he said ...

... the extension of the principle of local government, was bitterly denounced by the Tory press and Tory speakers. Some of the Whigs, too, showed that they did not entirely relish the Premier’s notions, and he probably felt that it would be well if he made ...

... well keep Ireland from ruling itself ? But there is no need for arguing the matter. The truth is, Mr. Russell is, after all, Whig, and is not above having recourse to the stock fallacies of all such Imperialists for maintaining this nation in a state of ...

... wait for the not distant time when his denunciation will be in order, and when it will be rapturously received by both the Whig and Tory parties. And this man is, without word of protest from his constituency, allowed to call himself a representative ...

... encounter those difficulties our paramount duty must be exclude from Parliament all pledge-breakers, all place-seekers, be they Whig or Tory—in word, those “nominal Home Rulers” who have been the cheats and deceivers of the people of Ireland. If men who were ...

... was undoubtedly brought about by theßaction of tho Irish members. Thirtythree Home Rulers, twenty-three Tories, and twelve Whigs from the ranks of the Irish representation voted against the Government, and so about the defeat which Mr, Gladstone and his ...

... thousand armed men being planted on the country. The Irish section in Parliament were to bo overpowered by combined majority of Whigs and Tories, cloture. resolutions were be passed, and then any number of much-needed English bills were be run quickly and easily ...

... century, or that, as Mr. Bright would fain persuade us, it was the Tory party only that framed and favoured the penal code. Whig and Tory alike carried out the policy that suited England’s greed and selfishness, resolved to fetter and destroy American ...

... with English partiesjhacl brought them few benefits and no honour, out they argued that the men they dealt with then were Whigs, and that the men now in office were Radicals, by profession least. With them it was trusted a union could be established that ...

... raised his voice and denounced sham, and said that Irish politicians should not be Home Rulers on one side of their faces and Whigs the other (loud cheers). Though Parnell was in his prison cell his spirit was abroad, and he (Mr. Redmond) was convinced that ...

... turned the scale. There voted of the Irish members in the majority against the Government 33 Home Rulers, 23 Tories, and 12 Whigs. Messrs. Brooks, O’Connor Power, P. J. Smyth, and Meldon walked out of the House. The Government had only three supporters ...