... There was a third candidate, Lord Howe, of I.anegr; but, as his election was safe, the consist lay between Mr. Plumptre, a whig, and Sir Charles e i dley, a tory. After a most expensive and hotly contested election, Sir Charles Sedley was returned; which ...

... Tituty.-0• Mon day, flew Herbert, a vaarissea prattles, abets U years dap, was plus* at the bar blare Mr. Ramon, spas saws* Whig Male M a Sher ow awe* ha, Wisps' le Ma wester, Capra Rabin tharnas. thew the wfdana Pan* Pay, ea agar the Cesptim appeared ...

... state of Ireland was, however, now such to over power that species of Irish patriotism which was so ready to yield to Whig jobbing and Whig patronage (cheers). And here he must stop to express his obligalion to the right hon. baronet the member for Tam worth ...

... being sense of tbe perils impending over you conviction power hold in your bands which call upon irrespective uf political Whig independently firmly in your (Cheers) I fear that this power must looked upon certain suffering that is touching quick (Hear ...

... those who addressed it. The time seems to have passed by e when the violence of mobs, or the contemptuous I conduct of the Whig-Radical government-for a brief period in the ascendant-produced any other feeling than one of determined and intense opposition ...

... a new Parlia- ment And further, Ido believe that it is quite as crazy a project to expect to force back Protection on a Whig, Whig- Radical, Peelite, and Radical-repeal- ing Government (for of all these heterogeneous ele- ments is the Russell administration ...

... (Hear hp«^ ?? * ?? , * , (rftlielxitiiiansdecjjared ?? 0 Avoirs, pl«*d ; and they must remember^^r?** CJ once said that the Whigs were made of inn I * ll bad terials (L«|ter.)T«d jSrSISP^S! minister, had held every possible ooininn °* **«»* k Z s : S ...

... Upper House, would certainly be carried, and the instant resig- nation of the ministers would follow. Granted however, for Whigs are not particular, that they should, under such circumstances, attempt still to cling to office, the Protectionists in the ...

... any calumny that might have been heaped upon him. He respected the honest opinions of every man, whether those opinions were whig, tory, or radical. Any man who would abuse another for the free expression of hi, opinions, was not a democrat, though might ...

... people. A. we mean have see* w eb wilt, we Wet It right deal M Mit wily member. Wit, lite everything. Than, there nit wren a Whig mialster—V knew be. get Moat °Clam. Mlles he maim down the beam Ist Paigear tap Itim. blatantly a of sat emir Item the dell ...

... then's*. with Child—The of lb. baring raised only enseilonign. es the IMO et non - see ioe of a n. of tie West India hired, (end Whig satisfactorily met ea that p**), maid he bad met she M e e doom that the mite properd would be the ass, the deputation whibt ...

... advise the howourable and learned member for Limerick not to refuse the to. &mum/ perswis. It seems to be his lest chance. The Whigs won't do earthing for him. His opportunity Is gone by ; therefore hr only cholas between the Bar and the Bag—and be /AM but ...