... committee must command success, and must about the work in an earnest and practical manner. One of the characteristics of the Whigs is their readiness to shirk all discussion bearing on their political misdeeds. This fear of open criticism is not confined ...

... to us a very large price to pay the 71 gentlemen for any service Ireland may derive from their thick and thin support of the Whig Party. It is too soon, however, to call for audit until Mr. Blake has got his £48,000. Then have no doubt the demar.d will ...

... earthly doubt of the ability of the Tories to settle all our Irish questions better and sooner than the Liberals. The Irish Whig politicians would naturally raise cry of treason to British democratic humanity if were even think of taking Home Kulo from ...

... Uadr-rs to their senses. And the Irish at heme, bereft of their leader, betrayed by their representatives, sold again the Whigs, are in the full enjoyment of ail the blessings British law, such evictions, packed juries, and political prisoners unreleasad ...