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... MAYNOOTIT—THE MINISTRY. . (From the Morfi iwy Herald.) The following is the Whig-Radical analysis of the division of Saturday morning:— CONSERVATIVES. Ayen Noes ...
... CA MBRIDGE. CHRONICLE. Fiat is the meanter of Trinity is tee of the promo?,el this day, and scine mere Whig Aitician at all. I his Royal Highaid be spoken, to ;xpressed, and to It illustrious perwithout his consited name, and )osizion. I think intry will ...
... DESPERATION OF THE WHIG FACTION. (From the Times.) Faction appears to be sadly at a loss just now for materials o work upon. Our Liberal contemporaries have clearly made up their minds to be in a passion with somebody lo: something, but the difficulty ...
... corn' plexion, by the appointment of Whig commissioners on the part of Maine, which will make that party, through its leaders, responsible for the honour and interests of the state. It is rumoured that the late Whig governor Kent will be one of them. At ...
... gallery, we repeat, all hut Whigs were excluded, till the Radicals exclaimed against the dirtiness of the proceeding, and then the Whigs felt the expediency of permitting Mr. Young and three or four of his to Enter the Whig circle. A little after two o'clock ...
... HEREFORDSEHRE, The Whigs held a meeting on Saturday, at which it was resolved to petition parliament against the return made by the sheriff, which they contend to be illegal. HUNTINGDONSHIRE. On Sitorday this election held at - Huntingdon, and there being ...
... ASHBURTON ELECTION. WEDNESDAY.-CLOSE OF TIIE POLL. Matheson (Whig-Radical) .. Horsley Palmer (Conservative) Majority -45 NORTH WARWICKSHIRE ELECTION. _ _ COLESHILL, FRIDAY AFTERNOON. _ The election of a representative for the Northern Division of the ...
... for doing that which in their place we should do ourselves—the proof is, that though the Whigs did twice certainly, we believe three times rescind their votes, there is no record of an unworthy imputation cast upon them for doing so. In the House of Commons ...
... of giving another trial to the base, brutal, and bloody Whigs,' and his subsequent attempt to extricate himself from the gripe of Mr. O'Mahony, when that stalwart Rep,aler indignantly spurned the feeler thus, clumsily thrown out, are matters which, though ...
... or to the restraints of Conservative Opposition to Whig legislation. This is an ancient and well-apgrovesi tactic of the Whigs. Its the absence •of all others grounds of complaint; at a time when Whigs and Whiggery have beets repudiated with scorn by the ...
... be arranged no one can yet tell. It is the first Irish difficulty of the Whig administration, an4l upon its satisfactory solution will turn not improbably the policy of the Whig; in Ireland, as in 1830 the late of he Anglesey administration was for ever ...
... Rector of Clatwoi thy, Somerset. Notwithstanding the apprehensions that seem to have been entertained by our Whig contemporaries, the grand Whig-Chartist demonstration at Leeds passed off as harmlessly as Mr. O'Connell's attempt to disturb the good humour ...