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... Hennessy M.F., which was follows: Viscount Campden stands. The O’Donoghue and lon committee. Issue address— Pastoral, Pope, Anti-Whig. I will be on the bastings.” The same day Mr MacCarthy received a commumoation formally sanctioning the candidature, and a ...
... having been born in 1796, and has sat for Londonderry since 1830. The deceased baronet was, we believe, unm ir> ried. was a Whig in politics. At Thorpe Malsor. March 12, the Hon. Caioline Eli**, wife of Colonel Maunsell. and daughter of the Hon. vy. Cockayne ...
... outrageous surprises and disappointments which it is sure to bring forth. Some people chuckle at the prospect of seeing the Whig leaders turned out of their pet seats. Others are tickled with the notion of Mr Bright being treated like a knobstick at Birmingham ...
... Henry Petty (now the Marquis of Lansdowne), and otjer friends of Mr Fox, for corroboration of the assertion that the great Whig Minister contemplated its continuance in time of peace. that debate, Mr Wm. Keene promulgated financill doctrines very closely ...
... gentleman was rather irritated by the hon. gentleman the member for Stroud, who came out this session as Whig the year 1787. (Laughter.) In 1787, Whig very much of the same cloth the right hon. gentleman the member for Stroud made almost exactly the same ...
... course of Reform in which he has earned for himself a reputation unsurpassed by that of any statesman of the age.— Belfast Whig. European Congress. —The Herald understands that it is likely that Congress of the great Powers will be held in the course ...
... ioterfemece in not en the part of English mem, hers but on t i e, part of teorernment. If the of the country. whether Tory or Whig, eon bring itself to take such au in t o to carry thy Scotch Bill to which the majority of the Beach may be opposed. they ran ...
... unmitigated selfishness of the object which Mr Miles proposed to himself is very characteristic of that class of men [What class? Whigs?]-, but the Power above, which never entered into bis thoughts, and the religions principle which ignored, have defeated all ...