... were Irishmen, h claimed :or th. m tbe Byrnj_a-,hy of lin. lish men. (Hear, h. ar.) The Government of Englar>.l,wt.J-Wit was Whig or Tory, ?? depeud upon it v.a« Irr4>md and Lrishmeu would never rest sat uh -.1 uni il they naw theso pu-oners iebto ed to ...

... Party there was really no party to lead. It was broken up into three sections. It contained a qualified remnant of the old Whig Party, a Radical element, and a Home Rule element. In fact it was not one party, but three parties. It would not be fair to ...

... party presented when they occupied the Op- position benches. It is true that the Liberal party is a divided party. It has its Whig element and its Radical element, and it also contains an Irish section pledged to Home Rule. One can hardly understand how ...

... retired. Mr. Tillett declined at first to come forward, unless he was supported by the whole Liberal party of Norwich, the old Whigs included. After Mr. Tillett decided to stand witness was asked whether he would become Mr. Tillett's election agent. He had ...

... our successors. (Laughter.) We have to meet those wbo with great ability develop and advocate what may he called still the Whig party of the hour. And when mm have met, I will not say combated— combated, I will not say conquered— them in argument, a aew ...