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... com- Dr Burke aud other t authority that the Rev. of Mr Waldron, of are favourable to , in this barony in whose behalf the Whig party in geveral resolved to 0 a vigorous coup. It is con- at least, are stated that the Right Rev. Dr V: ‘han, who with policy ...
... dare hope you will carry him triumphantly to the top of the non, anti thereby show that you will not be dictated to by any Whig or Radical clique, or by any mixture of any party (Applause.) This we know, that Mr. Merry will deal honestly with you. (Hear ...
... gesillemes. awl that I am • ion( way behind him is coosogoomo of hie getting • great start, and the swan of the dietetriel Whig dive. (Churl.) NH, with ell eliedvantages. I dare to oar Myself u your repreestative. (Chute.) holOromilofte greettoos, I aware ...
... is scouted -‘nonsense by ‘he Pnme Minister whom the Liberals support. Mr Baines is the onlr Cabinet Minister une.-nnec the Whig nobility. The members for large towns hare turned Radicalism into mere imposture. It is bawled for the hustings, and abandoned ...
... entitled to | teow than that be bas sow stepped forward, her reson | * mapoet, to rescue you from tm the most | 1% of | you the Whig Clique—(loud cheers)—eho were very party abo brought down Mr John bim you, and they would now do the same tn the case of Mr ...
... Robert Lindsay, a member of the Town Council of Belfast, prosecuted the Messes Finlay, proprietors of the Belfast Northern Whig, for having published a letter in which the prosecutor was spoken of as belonging to a wretched clique, which had been engaged ...
... no other reason than that he has now stepped forward in the most independent manner to secure you from the thraldom of the Whig Clique -(cheers)-wbo were the very party who brought down Mr John Macgregor-(hear, hear)-and saddled him upon you, and they ...
... telegraph for Bright, and closet himself with Lord John Russell, Gladstone, and Graham, and endeavour to construct Mancheoter-Whig-Peelite party ; and even now there are more improbable alliances. The election at Glasgow of a Member, vice John Macgregor ...
... great debates on the budget and the China question, we find the names of Tories among the supporters of the Government, and of Whigs among the followers of the Opposition leader. Mr Bentinck and Sir John l'yrell, Tories of the strictest sect, rebelled against ...
... a bre the 'They faults, and their own linides- • A Tory is a bald bandit, who avows his tan all Meg at times handors Wags. Whig is a reeking pratesling and harry while eves 7 dirty recorded in the Newgals Weeder, so far se le is safe. by birth are in ...
... dare come forward and dare come id | that elique— and a | geueral body of cloctors, ar to the t | the that you qill not be say Whig or Radical clique, or by any mixture of ax ) This we know, with you. mixed so (Hear, pattie Though be matters as & Buchanan ...
... no other reason than that he has now stepped forward in the most independent mannor, to secure you from the thraldom of the Whig Clique, who were the very party who brought down Mr John M‘Gregor, and saddled him upon you, and they would now do the same ...