... contest at each place. At Gloucester the Liberal candidates were Mr. Charles Fitzhardinge Berkeley, a scion of the wellknown Whig family ; and Mr. John Powell, barrister, formerly a parliamentary reporter on, the Herald, who came forth on the strength ...

... Coyle', who bap been one of the members fur the North 'tiding ever since the Retsina Bill In 1532. Mr. Cayley was originally a Whig, and would probably to the last have so described himself ; but he early Identified himself with the country party, and all ...

... great Liberal party in England so clearly as it might ; for even the can hardly wish to expel the House tevertheless, the Whigs and Liberals essential service to the Emperor ; could not have accomplished what he first of all their labours is to encourwhich ...

... novel circumstances. It is true the Government, with that ostentatious affectation- ef purity which sits so naturally on a Whig, made an elaborate show of reluctance to permit them to come to life again; a reluctance, it must be admitted, not wholly ...

... the Whig Government doctrine, that Irish gentlemen are not suited for the highest offices of the State, and the understrapper places alone are reserved for them. One of greatest objections to Colonel White is this—when Sir Robert Peel, true Whig, but ...

... Bill which is needed is the bill you proposed last This would amend the representeion of the people. Whether more Toll,' or Whigs are returned is another question. opinione of the people are not now oh , alurd. The Yarborough influence, combined with Homage's ...

... country—age wanted, abont 15 years.— Apply by letter, in applicant’s handwriting, stating whether for town or country, “Z. D., Whig Office.” ...

... o’clock, when the annual collection for the Debt will be taken np. 3525 SAINTFIELD. The daily northern whig (One Peony), and the WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG (Twopence), are to be had inSAINTFIELD each morning, the arrival of the first train from Belfaat, at MR ...

... He was sure he did not know, as a ' member of that Board, striving to do his d•ity to town whether he was classed with the Whigs, Radicals, Conservatives, or Tories, or whatever else they chose to call them ; but, by their staying away at so importrnt ...

... mean the British Government—marches on the even tenor of its way towards its cherished object. Whatsoever set of Ministers, Whig or Tory, be in power, all goes as ucual, so far Ireland is concerned. English nationality goes on to absorb and efface the ...

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... that a similar crime was not perpetrated in our day fey covenant between covert Tories, stagnant Whigs, and torpid Liberals, headed by a prime minister of Whig profession, but Tory predilection, who did the work of the Opposition most admirably from the ...