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... SLIGO ELECTION. The nomination took place on Monday. Messrs. Tenisou (Liberal); M'Donough (Conservative) ; and P. Somers, (Whig), were propose and seconded. A poll was demanded Mr. M'Donough, between whom and Mr. Tenison the contest rests, Somers not ...
... otherwise would have been brought forward and passed, were left lie over uutil the iirxt session. The Reform Bill, on which the Whigs crept into office, has been permitted to die still-born, and it is a matter of doubt if, even the most skilful accoucheur in ...
... to bis own and to his illustrious lather's position. Who can point to paternal claims such as his ? And, to Hie shame of the Whig party we may add, that whilst others totally devoid of public claims have been amply provided for, file son of the groat O’Connell ...
... upon this affair. It will oulr sham fight got to resemble real one. The Tory .pposilion does not want to kill tho Whig Cabinet, and Hie Whig Cabinet decs not intend to killed. The case is one in which every member may vote according to his conscience, without ...
... inmates. Penalties way be enforced. The chairman of the Belfast district of the Methodist c innexion, has written to the Noe. WHIG, saying — that a Mr A. *Entire who was charged uefore the Dublin magistrates with obtaining nioney under false preteitees ...
... and excitement at the hustings in the prospect of a close contest. The candidates were Mr. Tenison, who offered bimself as a Whig, Mr. F. Macdonogh, Q C., wl , o came forward in the Corliervative i,,tere,t, and Mr. John who was put ia nomination in tn - ...
... appointed for that purpose. The candidates are—Mr /dacdonough, Liberal Conservative; Mr. Tenison, Lieutenant of Roscommon, Whig; and a Mr. Lea, an ultra Radical, who states he is an Englishman:and a Protestant, but gives no further clue to his position ...
... seeing the activity of no less than six whips for the Government who were talking sixteen to the doaen with every newly arrived Whig or wavering Conservative; both being, generally speaking, anything but complimentary to those who had necessitated their attendance ...