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... enable Mr. Heygate to address his friends and supporters. The m.'eting was very large and included numerous membere of the Whig and Radical parties, as well as many non -electors. Mr. AY. Miles was called to the chair and briefly introduced Mr. Hey- gate ...
... been spared by the Whigs for the return tte candidate; and as qp a late hour they entente the most sanguine expectations of hi* success, k Aberdeenshire the constitutional triumph is eqw’T certain. Sir Alexander Bannerman, the Whig date, having retired ...
... Crowns Hotel enable Mr. Heygato address his friends and supporters. The meeting was verv large and included numerous members the Whig and Radicw) parties, as well many non-electers. Mr. W. Miles was ended chair and briefly introduced Mr. Hoygate. who delivered ...
... of the other Irish law officers being in parliament, and the absolute necessity which exists under all governments, whether Whig or Tory, of having a representative in the ilouae of Cotnraona trora this country. In case the Attorney General waives his ...
... composition cf the House of Commons : Jonservauvea 303 Pcelites ?? 14 Whigs 239 Ultra-Kadicali ?? 93 649 The Conservatives thus, singly, out-number Lord Palmer- ston and his Whigs by G4 votes : so that his tottering ministry is only propped up by an unnatural ...
... aiivancead Liberal opinions, has more than once con- tested Newcs_t-.-on.Tyne, being recently defeated there by. Mr. Beaumont, the Whig candidate. There are now three can- did ates in the field, viz, Mr. Heygate (Conservative), Mr. Harris (Liberal), aad Mr. Taylor ...
... old M.P. this conduct, will fearlessly assert their principles and their independence. I know the effort will made by the Whigs to keep up this sort of forbearance, and prolong the charm but to do so will be act of gross treachery upon the part every ...
... admirer of the Whig Government and their way*; that he accuses them of vacHlatiou, want earnestness, political selfishness, and incompetency. The men of Stroud are the champions unfortunate cause. It is so rarely that anybody out of the Whig clique has a ...
... candidates in the field — Mr. Heygate, Conservative ; Mr. Harris, Whig ; and Mr. P. A. Taylor, Radical. At a meeting just held on behalf o f Mr. Taylor, when the name of Mr. Harris, the Whig candidate, was incidentally alluded to by the chairman it was received ...
... witness tk« sundering of old ties. The conferment of this honour binds the new peer over to the Whigs. He has cast off his Peelite skin, and become] a Whig pur et simple. Henceforth Lord Palmerston holds him ia adamantine chains, and we can no more look ...
... where the Ultra montane Lord Camden, patronised Mr. Pop Hennessey, made respectable stand at the last elution against the Whig candidate. BEPBESEKTATION CO» A Cork paper says;— ...
... some ways the Secretary for War deserved well of the country — in many ways he deserved well of the Whigs. Not that the member for South Wilts was ever a Whig pure and simple, but this is, perhaps, the very reason why Lord Pal- merston should send him to ...