... Captain Jervis, has induced that party to put forward a second candidate in order to wrest the borough altogether from the Whigs. Mr. Dodd is spoken of as the candidate. ROCHESTER. This towfl will have an opportunity of returning a Conservative in the ...

... I should have signed itj if the Whigs had brought it, I should have signed it; but it is said this meeting is got up by workiog men only,** and that proves that it is a working man's question (Hear, hear.) The Whigs don*t like it, they do nothing themselves ...

... of Trinity College, has been appointed Provost of Dublin University, in the room of the late Rev. Dr. Sadlieb.—The Northern Whig of the 27th, announces that Mr. W. T. M'Cullagh, the member for Dundalk, has just succeeded in obtaining from government a ...

... to oqr continental relations. Another general election must ensue on the necessary reproduction of another reform bill by a Whig-Radical Cabinet. Meantime useful and necessary .legislation must be postponed. The question then, is, as we have put it, will ...

... looked to, to prevent the working classes from being made the dupes of interested men. We are glad to find that the Northern Whig holds out cheering hopes of better days for Ireland. It admits that fearful clearances have been made in the province of Munster ...

... a dissolution of parliament must, almost of necessity, take place, though it is said that stong endeavour will be made the Whig-Radicals to waive this test of public opinion long enough to have the advantage which Mr. L. Kino's bill to increase the county ...

... treading on that forbidden ground, which craves wary walking; and it if because we have seen the mischiefs arising from indiscreet Whig intrusions at such meetings, that Ve are desirous our own friends should afford no excuse for converting our agricultural societies ...

... Peter'-street, Derby and may be had through any Druggist or Grocer jin the Kingdom. Ad In Packets at 3d. 6d. Is 2s. 6d., Without Whig and 5s. each. none is genuine. INNEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA.-For thirty . years the Medical Profession have approved of this pure ...

... granted to the Roman Catholics, especially the aid of the noble lord, means civil and religious liberty to vote for Whigs and support Whig candidates ( Laughter and cheers. ) The moment a British or Irish subject professing the Roman Catholic religion votes ...

... Parliament for the county of Norfolk when 22 years of age, and sat throngh fourteen Parliaments. He waa always a consistent Whig and was for many years father of the House of Com* mon*. As a practical agriculturist he wa* unsurpassed, and as a patron of ...

... convictions, are with the Liberal cause ; bnt oa tke very evening cf its issue, it was stated at a meeting in support of tho old Whig member, wbo was seeking re- election, that he had beeu sent to Kirkcaldy by the Carlton Club, and in the interest of the existing ...

... the Dissolution or after it, he cannot recollect—how should he?— Mr. Moffatt, at that time Member for Ashburton, but now a Whig-Radical unattached, came to him in the House of Commons, and had a friendly chat with him about the coming election at Glo ...