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... are pretty equally divided, a sharp contest is expected. Kildare county is a close borough, in the hands of those •minent Whigs the Duke of Leinster and Mr. Robert Latouche—and a close borough it will remain. If Sir Charles Coote succeeds in his aspirations ...
... My whole life is before you. It is now half a century eines I first had the honour of representing you. I came forward as a Whig; as such I haveacteel from that day to the present, and as such alone can I ever serve you. This it is that has kept me steady ...
... differing in opinion from the old one, were to assemble and proceed to undo what the Whir had done. It was, therefore, wise in the Whigs to provide that the Parliament which had done so much should not be prorogued for six months; that through the reigns of George ...
... appointed to carry it into effect, which Committee is composed of the most respectable inhabitants of the town, consisting of both Whigs and Tories. The requisition has this evening been left for si6natures at the different public rooms, and which is now being ...
... remain one of your representatives, I will ever take a pride in standing up for our ancient city and its citizens, whether Whig or Tory.. My conduct in Parliament is before you, on which you are corn. petent to Judge—any thing on that head from myself ...
... in- I dependently of his own, he will have the interest of Colonel Stewart, who retires on account of ill health. In him the Whigs will have lost a staunch and (except on the Catholic question) undeviating supporter. 1 CHELMSFORD, JULY 7.-Mr. Long Wellesley ...
... it advisable to state this, because myself and my friends - throughout the country share much unpopularity on account of the Whig Attorney-General. . Such observations had too much of unpleasant truth not to excite the sensitive temper of he Attorney-General ...
... in the debate; and, for the most part also, in the division. They have had to meet the whole artiliery of the Opposition, Whigs, Ultras, Canningites ; the heavy troops, aml the light troops- and to oppos e t o a ll o f the se , they h ave b u t one single ...
... lumishment, which, in nishrnent ofthis sort luartyrdom. The Bill was then pa, Sir ALEXANDER tO remove doubts touc of Parliament whig is late Majesty, and accession of his pre On the motion for ti Meters Bill, Lord KING objected Private Bill, and yet th the ...
... vain; mortification soon ensued, and death put a period to the sufferings of the unfortunate man on Sunday evening. —Northern Whig. An elderly woman, named Ann Bancroft, now lies dead in the stables of:the St. Luke's Tavern, Salford. The deceased was an ...
... once more the admiration of the world. Of what consequence is it to the public whether this or that renegade Tory or recreant Whig barters his principles for place or pelf? The country is in that state that no Administration can long sustain itself which ...
... the county of SOMetaet had, an opportunity offered them in the nar 1826 of rescuing themselves out of the hands of a corrupt Whig and Tory faction, the members of which had united for many years in order the better to commit thelir depredations upon and ...