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... State; even O'Connellcould think of no better thing for Irish interests than by forming alliance with the Whig party, but the result was that the Whigs left him and his party out the coid, and left Ireland exactly where they found it. (Laughter.) A little ...

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... will on strict party lines. Even Mr. A. Grey will vote for the Bill, so that as far as the second reading goes there will no Whig defections. The whips which have been sent out both sides have been very urgent, and the few members abroad—one of whom is ...

... In passing household suffrage in towns there does not seem to have been a shadow of reason why the Tories, in Dishing the Whigs, which was the obvious meaning of the Act of 1867-should not have gone on to oblige the friends of the country party. The ...

... into force until scheme of redistribution shall have been passed. This amendment will received some small support from the Whigs, and it will, of course, secure the votes -of tha whole Tory party. There was little of what known Blue fever in London yesterday ...

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... Irwin; removed the golAot from the hand of the Cog.well rtatue., substituting a air of two-bit eu.;,•ederA, with a pinaird (Whig attention to your eitalAioanent across nay. Well, altudge, replied the off with an htgrat sting smile , of gorse, I vents ...

... before which they could not dare to block the way. Mr. Goscben's speech example of feeling of the narrow-minded sections—both Whig and Tory—desirous not merely of paring down the representation of Ireland, but quite willing to misuse unreasoning English ...

... representative a family. In one particular this description of them is absolutely true. The Bourbons, like our own hereditary Whigs, learn nothing and forget nothing, and the same thing may be said of the entire French nation. It might have been thought that ...