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... in Limerick, by the disastrous defeat at Dungarvon, of one its ablest champions (Mr. J. F. Maguirel, and the return of the Whig candidates by majority of 75, a constituency, which counts little over votaries. The result is more remarkable when it recollected ...
... electors, that Lord Dungarvan was about to explain his reasons for withdrawing His grandfather, Lord Cork, (Mr. Popham said) was a whig, and the noble Viscount felt that he might think it unkind if he, in the lower house, proposed a set of resolutions different ...
... disturb tbe close of this brief and profitless session. The Whigs will probably get through 1851, because those who desire to get into office, have no policy equal to their necessities. In 1852, the Whigs will meet Parliament with their New Reform Bill—and then ...
... censure passed on John O'Connell. The Northern Whig writes m the most cheering terms the progress of manufacturing industry in Ireland, especially the Northern provinces. Referring to the flax manufacture, The Whig says :- The one great and gratifying fact ...
... 3 Boston.—The election for this in the return of Mr. Freshfield, the bers being—Freshfield, 368 ; W ire, y e, Many of the Whigs refused to vote y quence of his ultra-radical opinions. -,,Tttvb tectionist candidate is esteemed great trim Mil/ tectionists ...
... importation of this description of nut from the United States of America. The leaders and many distinguished members of the Whig party have presented the Right Honourable Henry Tutfnell, If,P. for Devonport, and formerly Secretary of the Treasury, with ...
... left the church, nrW to the practices of his Tractarian predecessor, the Rev Timing, to return to her communion. hear tlie Whig Government have appointed Mr. Tinlbg Inspector Schools, under the Privy Council. ...
... unconsciousness, having walked the railway, and was run over by the train. In his on . . c j ie as a good sportsman; politics, whig; „v,,,rchman, and a firm friend, liberal chur a dinou th, aged 80, Sir George Smith Gibbes, s., f.1.5., Physician Extraordinary ...
... classed . J« I convicts for misdemeanour, which category jJf\ dered their crime to belong. (lt . Mr. W. J. Fox contrasted the whig * I who had offended against the political c nh' i I gone by their predecessors, condemned for V' the hands of the tories. ...
... be hostile—whereas nothing can be clearer to thbse who will take the trouble to investigate the matter, free from abominable whig and tory ignorance, that the bondholders and the rate-payers should unite, and mutually assist each other to annul the borough ...
... vacancy is created the representation of the East Riding of Yorkshire. He was in his year Mr. Broadley was a Protectionist Whig. In he was tlie author of a remonstrance to Lord John Russell the occasion of the noble Lord's letter to the of tbeComkws ...
... Simpkin, Marshall and Co , London. The number commences with a review of the Parliamentary Session of 1851. The doings of the Whigs are reviewed in an unfriendly spirit, and the writer is entirely opposed to the policy of the Government on the Popish Aggression ...