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... Greene, M.P., in Tipperary and Kilkenny; and estates in Cavan, Meath, and Carlow. Rumoured Government Prosecution—The Northern Whig announces that a conference of the law officer* of the Crown was held, with a view to the consideration of the propriety of ...
... —The election for Meath began o Monday with the nomination. Mr Samuel %Victor, a Whig, proposed, and Mr Patrick John Kearney, • Roman Catholic, seconded, Mr Meredyth, the Whig candidate. Mr Kearney was saluted with groans, hisses, and cries of Caatle hick ...
... the suffrages of the Commons; bat it is understood that Mr Fitzrov, the Chairman Committees, will be put forward by the old Whig party. The salary is£6ooo per annum, with peerage on retirement, and £5000 for three lives.—Morning Advertiser. Prince Albert ...
... Russell has been looked to the Whigs here. These reports are all unfounded. To my knowledge Mr Macaulay has not yet communicated his views to any of his leading supporters in Edinburgh, and no steps' have been taken by the Whigs to invite any one to come forward ...
... county, by passing a resolulion for having his portrait painted at the expense of the county. Colonel Gordon was in politics Whig. In 1832. after the passing of the Reform Bil, he evinced the sincerity of his convictions contesting though unsuccessfully ...
... Argyllshire, Sir Colin Campbell of Ardinglass, respect- able gentleman, who, in the late reign, had suffered severely 1 for his Whig principles. In this letter tiie Colonel expressed a good-natured hope that, even out of season, a lostsheep, and | so fine ...
... the Elder Brutus made, has become absolutely necessary. It used to be the characteristically irreverent boast of your great Whig cinternporary that people hail preached and prayed against it, but that it had, nevertheless, continued to ft perish, wearing ...
... office in 1849 the county passed a resolution for having his portrait painted:— Colonel Gordon was in politics a decided Whig. In 1832, after the passing of the Reform Bill, he evinced the sincerity of his convictions by contesting, though unsuccessfully ...
... i t m v e e c ir .. r, b a y it ,, lrd e o l u , father r s y ‘ o e u a. c.a . s a t g a o n bootuenrd you serried off some Whig gentlemen prisoners to the moon- to ace now tied —doubly tied—yet it does not tains. Meanwhile the fiery crosses hail been ...