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... One of these mainly rests upon the powerful property iufiuence of the Fortescue Family, and ii sustained by the other great Whig interests of the County—Lords Anglesey, Louth, Massareene, and Bellkw, with a squad of squires and squireens. This power commands ...
... not to propose Mr. Den ■ nison. Norwich. —Viscount Bury the new Liberal candidate, Leeds. —There are four candidates. The Whigs and Liberals support Mr. M. S. Barnes and Mr. Garbutt. The Radicals Mr. Foster; and the Conservatives Mr. Hull, Recorder of ...
... eaggest anoth-r. ail let us have Lord Claorlcarde again. Lot accept him with fba calm placidity of men who know iba vitality a Whig- la tba nobta marquees not one tbo loavitabiae, mtoioD it is to ready year after year to *lva (ha country tbe benefit their ...
... public opinion, the Lord Lieutenant seems disposed at length to exercise degree of scrupulousness »n conferring place upon Whig adherents. The Chairmanship Kilkenny has been given to Mr. Corbalus, Q.C., and the office ol Law Adviser to the Casile, thus ...
... r-ceire the Priot pay meat p'nniaaioQ of the Royal Hibernian Academy, the l*riz’?s w.U exhibited in tbelr Rooms ootil the Dr. whig. . „ Frca t> the Public. OrJ t, May, 1557. MAT CHEW KENDRICK, R.U.A., Secretary. 617 THE LAST WEEK BUT ONE! Mr. Cranfiel I ...
... Parliament who will crunch end fawn to the Whigs for oOce. A groan lot Whigs (awful groaning and confnion). Elector! of Tipperary, that is tha point new at bane, and bacann Hr. Waldron oomoa forward aa Whig (no, no; joe, yea; dreadful oonfnaion, lasting ...
... sustain Mr. Grogan, and all the more because the first law offiosr of the crown, who was Liberal —but was Whig-—bad the spirit usually manifested by Whig Liberals towards this country, broken bis promts*to support and sustain their trade (hear, hear); bat ...
... his determination oppose the Whig Government, which sitting on the Opposition benches implies, and such was the popular furor against everything that savoured of even a seeming unwillingness to break altogether with the Whigs, that Mr. Waldron, despite ...
... Reynolds—No, not the Tories; the satellites of the Whigs. Who was it that, after the passing of the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill, passed over to thq opposition side of the house, and told the leader of the Whigs to his beard that, to punish him, he would vote ...
... compelled to retract it; but in that case the person whom they thought to juggle was one of their own people, an M.P. on the Whig side of the House, who threatened to make them rue their dishonesty; and so they let the prey, and made humble apology. This ...
... Secretary Duffy will manage the Crown Lands with as conservative a sense of his new dignity' and the duties belonging to it as any Whig Downing-serect. Paddy übique jacet. Everywhere Irishman’s home, from the Ribbon-lodge at midnight and the shady side of the ...
... reference to a paragraph that appeared in the Evening Mail of Friday, in which it was stated that Lord Milton, amongst other Whig land proprietors of Wicklow, had promised his support to Captain Monck, we are authorised to state that Lord Milton disclaims ...