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... latter was only known in Tipperary as a , successful Whig barrister, and an aspirant to the .bench, while his opponent—Roma, won • world-wide notoriety for his Mance of British law. The opponent if the Whig candidate in Longford—Mr John Martin—is one of those ...
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... to the credit of Disraeli. The new Ministry will be unusually atrong in debating power, though it may be regretted the old Whig tendency to govern by means of an oligarchy should alaeady have manifested itself. It cAnnot be denied that anundue number ...
... s corning forward seem to have aL-d away. each au veruslos all prospects of rseeuing the Borough from the clutches of the Whigs, ea opportunity be of protesting their scheme of Church ...
... the priests in the division, or at least a majority of them, have exerted every influence At their command on behalf of the Whig candidate. Not only have they canvassed the voters, but some of them have made the pulpit d platform for political references ...
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... find an intoxicated tea-kettle, as a Whig who loved the Rue- The late lamentable spectacle of Earl Granville publicly embracing the hear was one which, had they seen it, would have mode the good old dead and buried Whigs turn in their graves. Indeed, we cannot ...
... English counties. The Whig candidate, Lord Kilcoursie, is an Irishman, the eldest Soo of the Earl of Corso. The Earl remains as hitherto. almond Conservative, but his sou (after the manner of the Nlargiiis of tilaudforil) choose to adopt Whig and Bathed opinions ...