... we find him assing for more money to spend. Ninety millions a year is a tre- mendous sum, and to the men, whether Tories, Whigs, or Radicals who set about having it reduced, not by driblets, but by a stern and determined attack on the privileged cliques ...

... Lord John Russell had declared in the House of Commons that Ireland was not governed, but was militarily occupied. The Whigs led by Lord John Russell, the Manchester School led by Mr. Cobden and Mr. Bright, and the bulk of the Conservative party led ...

... NOT-ES ON PARLIA.MENT. |BY A SPECIAL CONTRIBUTOR.] ?? F-- The Tories, aided by the Whigs and the Chamberlain gang, carried the, second reading of the Landlords' Rack-rent Bill, commonly called the Irish Coercion Bill. Great landlords snd capitalists were ...