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... WHIGS AND TuRIES LONGFORD. IN A change has come over the spirit of party ia Ireland. Until recently, the Roman Catholies were always on the side of the Whigs, and the Tories arrayed against them. In the fiercest days of of repeal, however ill and others ...
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... Seth swiss), CAN% ewe IS. Tbs is by Cblef Justice Csawbell, sad Jude* Wightsew IMO the de- Seabee, the didtaresre sew sod Whig the Mawr keagbt by the = elt•Paml peCcappcs Colebasser fietwies, eat li a l t i lLail therefore gave a verdict Sac She plaid ...
... interest has been paramount, for, altliongh the late Mr. Doyley oeimpied the for thirty years, aid entered parilsicest as • Whig, there boo doubt that in so small degree it wee to the Feveraham iatorest that his sueeesess were to be attributed. There is ...
... lms Pied up by • merchant and oludnuan of the Thieolnehire ffinwaxs, asd Greit'Grimeby node: Ilia opponent, Mr. Hene.ige, a Whig squire and nonentity, a mere vote, left Lincoln to contest his old seat, Great Grimsby, and was succeeded in Lincoln by a Liverpool ...
... wed the dissolution of Reform Bill, he came forward as a candidate for the North Riding. In spite of the opposition of the Whig and Tory families, who resented his independ ent opinions, he secared his election the organisation the ho and from that time ...
... sad tilssuaióseud legieletios. pelmets( hese, Kr.ra. Wonky, • relative et the sad see of Sir W. Wevoloy, Bert, ef Hall, • Whig Pretsetieuiat, NINaISE that lolanda how. espoused • that be amid himself tes he pat le mad that he will shortly bane se aml ...
... olticc to the Whigs three years ago. Other elections are still the which give promise ol further Conservative success, among the rest that tor the North-Riding of Yorkshire, consequent the death of E.ii. Cay ley, Esq., for many years the Whig member. The ...
... Cayley, who has Iteeo one of the members for the North Riding ever since the Reform Bill in 1832. Mr. Caley was originally a Whig, and would probably to the Last have described himself but he early identified himself with the country party, and all through ...
... phalanx. How powerful HerMajesty’sOppoeition supporters already are, how powerless are the unpopular, used-up and dying-out Whig and Peelite Government, may alike be gathered from one of the former colleagues of the latter. last night week, thus spake ...
... to I'd franchise and other measures of parliaaientary progieaa. The Radical section of the people were content to allow the Whigs to assume the reins of power, in the hops that the past had taught them a lesson, aud that they were prepared, in the futare ...