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... MALLOW 4 CLOSE OF THE toLi.. ••;ir D. IsTorr'eys `(Whig) M. toss (Repealer) MAYO COUNTY. The election for this county is fixed for the 14th August, when, to a moral certainty, a Repealer must give way to a stanch supporter of the union. There is a probability ...
... T. Chisholm Anstey, Eq. (Repealer) 110 Hon. Mr. Ponsonby (Whig) 68 Majority LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, AUG, 9. The rain which has hitherto fallen has certainly done no harm to the grain crops, except perhaps partially lodging some of the very heavy pieces ...
... 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 ...
... the City of London commenced at eight o'clock on Thursday morning, and was carried on with great spirit until the close. The Whig candidates started with the lead, which they kept up until one o'clock, when Mr. Masterman obtained an advantage over Baron ...
... BEWDLEY AND STOURPORT. The candidates here are Sir T. Winning ton, the late member (Whig), and Mr. Ireland (Conservative). It will be a close contest. The last election was won by Sir T. Winnington by five votes only. ...
... John O'Connell : 'Mr. O'Brien has charged us with Whig alliance, and with the most terrible consequences resulting from that alliance —the death of the people by starvation. With regard to that Whig alliance, I don't wish to use any term of personal ...
... of Galway. Colonels Henry and Samuel White have taken leave of their respective constituents in Leitrim and Longford. The Whigs are preparing for an effort to return one candidate for the city of Dublin. They hope to induce a coalition between Mr. Grogan ...
... of candidates took place hereto-day, when Colonel Acton (Conservative) was re-elected to his former seat, and Lord Milton (Whig) to the position recently enjoyed by Sir Ralph Howard. This change makes no difference in the comparative strength of parties ...
... IRELAND. DUBLIN, AUGUST 21. BALM OF GILEAD. His Excellency the Whig Lord Lieutenant of Ireland has been pleased to appoint the undermentioned Peelite candidate for the city of Dublin a deputy lieutenant, viz.:— William Gregory, Esq., of Coole Park, for ...
... were, four candidates, Mr. John Hornby, the late Conservative member, and Messrs. William Hargrave and James Pilkington on the Whig interest. Mr. W. P. Roberts, a Chartist, better known as the Miners' Attorney General, was the fourth candidate. The candidates ...
... cries from the Whigs of Where's the widow's friend ? ). _ _ At the suggestion of Mr. Hamond three cheers were given for Mr. Coke, and a vote of thanks having been passed to the Sheriff, the chairing off Mr. Bagge took place. The Whigs had no chairing ...
... have been contracted in the course of his benevolent exertions for the relief of distress. His lordship, says the Northern Whig of yesterday, felt slightly unwell on Tuesday last; but it was not until near the end of the week that the symptoms of fever ...