... Party was returned to power they would have a strong majority to oppose any combination of the Parnellites mid the Tory and Whig Opposition that might exist for that purpose.—Mr. W. who followed, confined his remarks to a merciless dissection of the principles ...

... support Mr. Evade!, and not be led away by Mr. Martin, who—with all due respect to him—appeared to be trimming to catch the Whig votes and striving also to please the Radicals—the :RadicaLs, who attack vested intermits at home with the braggadocio of the ...

... Candidates to be elected by the people. ?referenda railway rafts for foreign produce should be stopped. He desired to see fewer Whigs and more Liberate in the Howie of Commons. Voice Radical. we wa4t.l Well, Radicals, a. there Wa rn no difference between an ...