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... ago when the Town was first inoorpoiated, was elected nia townsmen i 0 fi i, , Ue o f wu Councillor. In politics, although a whig tbe good old tohool, sudperted win all bis heart tbe I.VO griat rival iutereats J Wyun.tay and Chirk Cutlr. Nothing gave him ...
... tho return* of the contests of 1841 and 1852. The former was between the Hon. Mr Choltnondeley (Tory), and Sir Juhu Edwards (Whig), was as follows: Cholmondeley. Edwards. Welshpool 244. Newtown 290 Montgomery lU3 5 Llanidloes 72 Machynlleth 19 50 LlaafyUia ...
... high priest, by way of being ready, presume, for the performance of the fat ...
... bron dan awdurdod laberchudefla'r e Castell Coch-lwyddodd i gael'35 obleidleis- iap. Ond pan ddaeth Syr Jojil EDWARDS.-i d Whig bach, cymmeilrol-ychydig flynyddoodd o . cyn hyy o'r Tralwni;' mid oedd gandd end . tair o' biidleisia auN id oed'd gaii naill ...
... on all occasions with the Whig party, and although an speaker in the House of Peers, invariably supported the measures of the Whig Governments. Indeed in every instance he avoided office, but in the dissensions among the Whig parly the political congresses ...
... dros y blaid geidwadol, sef Mr. Hughes; ac er nad oedd ef yn rhoddi ryw bwys mawr ar y gwahaniaeth rhwng y ddau ymgeisydd fel Whig a Tory, nad oedd cymmaint o wahaniaeth rhwng hyny yn awr ag yn y dyddiau gynt-etto, ystyriai un peth a broffesai Argl. R. Grosvenor ...
... dim Me* Tor false imprisonment. Tbe plaintiff it appears giVen into custody defendant a larceny, but had been at Acquitted Whig brought before the Borough The undefended, »nd the of the judge plaintiff applied for adjoin nmcnt 'till next court. Jonzs ...
... supporting Conservative principles -, the honourable gentleman had been a protectionist; be had a son-protectionist; had been a whig; be had freetrader; and what whs be now? (Cheers.) was not aware whether that gentleman was then present, but was in the n ...
... or rheswm dros ofni y teafid y Budget, ar ol y cyfan, 1- gan yr aelo~au Gwyddelig, dros y drws ; a rhwvg X r bod anasyw o'r Whigs yn cafen, a'r amsicrwydd ° berth i votes yr aaeldau Gwyddelig, yr oedd tyanged y Budget yna wis yna ymddangos yn dywyll i'r ...
... some small 0 . muat P«t down at gI^ n . tlut been con,,,b! OCen ied these miser er done to tbo4e '°cal institutions, whidi whig and tory, red and white, churchmen and dissenters, have hitherto united in •uppwting W. make these remarks preparatory to calling ...
... 1841, when was made Lord Chancellor for Ireland by Viscount Melbourne—an office held only tot a few months. On the return Whig party to office in Juno, 1846, after tho resignation of the late Sir Robert Peel, Lord Camp, boll joined tho Cabinet, and was ...
... which nature cannot forgive; she would ceaae to be nature if she did. WHIG JOBBERY IN THE PEERAGE. (From the Press.) There appears be no limit to the meanness and effrontery ot Whig jobbery. The instance to which we at present advert one peculiarly offensive ...