... neglect and injury to talk in that Amendment which is to turn out the Whigs, about the interests and welfare of all. The bulk of the community, then, has ceased to respect and honour the Whigs, and it has not ceased to despise and hate the Tories. It has no ...

... typifies the present conflict for place between the two great Parliamentary parties ! The Martin swallows and sparrows are the Whigs ana Tories the hawk who darts in among them, clamorous for food, is the People; but no sooner do the contending parties recognize ...

... the justice which Ireland has a right to demand, and demanding, to obtain. If justice were not done to this country by the Whigs, even though their main support lay in the Irish Representatives, how, then, in the name of possibility, can any Irishman be ...

... and his supporters against trifling with the feelings of the country; he was neither a Whig nor a Tory in the House; he was a free trader ; and he thanked the 'Whig Ministers for coming out of the ranks of the monopolists, and meeting him two-thirds of ...

... having thus augmented the members for the counties England Your majority consists almost entirely of them. complain that the Whig ministers did not far enough. Tbey halted too soon. They did not answer Use just ex- peetation the people by working out their ...

... to the Ministers. Mr. Roebuck's speech was exceedingly effective ; he remained true to his old character, by slapping the Whigs, but his back-handed blows to the Tories were really tremendous. His long and able speech was listened to with an attention ...

... they exercised the privilege of voting according to their conscience (hear). Does not that prove to you what franchise the Whigs gave us ? That franchise was given us by Earl Grey, who, if he loved this country, could at the time have given us a franchise ...

... of turning the Whigs out of office. Affairs remain in this state for some time ; the Whigs, hardly strong enough to remain in office with decency, the Tories not yet quite strong enough to seize office by force; when suddenly the Whigs (with the best ...

... bribery; and walks not, as he has boasted, into power, by the open light and direct path of the Constitution. He tells the Whig Ministers that they have appealed, through the last elections, to the sense of the nation ; and he affects to believe that ...

... Ireland the justice which Ireland has right to demand, and demanding, to obtain. If justice were not done to this country the Whigs, even though their main support lay in the Irish Representatives, how, then, in the name of possibility, can any Irishman be ...

... for whatever may be his abuse of the Tory party now, it falls infinitely short of that which he has lavished his beloved Whigs, (Loud cheering). The Honourable and Learned Gentleman has, in point of fact,reduced himself to that position in which his ...

... the justice which Ireland has a right to demand, and demanding, to obtain. If justice were not done to this country by the Whigs, even though their main support lay in the Irish Representatives, how, then, in the name of possibility, can any Irishman be ...