... t at Wicklow far from voting against the every Independent Irish member will support it. ‘They will, moreover, do what the Whig would not do—they will your to amend it, make ita useful measure. the Government's ® ncerity. Accordisg statistics just issued ...

... seriously declared or even seriously discussed. The Liberal party was shedding its members at both ends, and was bossed by old Whigs who were as stupid and timid as ever. Ail indications pointed to an early collapse. He believed that industrially and politically ...

... Lea gatherings. He would, if he were a hat | Liberalise the Conservative party, not out. een | Vulgar desire to “dish the Whigs,” but bec: he bas no point of contact with the earn. would oo d be independent of the Extreme Right, | kn as could form a strong ...

... it is to be remembered that up to the split in the. party all so-called Li Governments were ely controlled by the and the Whig element. Still, it is a fact that the State, backed up to the persistency of one an extent from the , we have obtained much ...

... during the last if we assemble in this , and under these circumstances or the we must remember that if the Tory Unionist not Whig and Liberal party, have set in and oot tog Wh the hon. gentleman who has by his friends in what I cannot but a3 a tion cheers) ...