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... too late in the \JT Field to secure my Return this time, while by my persistence to a Poll, I must ensure the Return of the Whig Candidate. As I know that the political sympathies of the Constituency are more with Mr. Morritt than his Opponent, I retire ...
... the moiety, vise., AIL As it was, however, they mete only entitled to hall beeiefit, or £3. Our townsman, Mr. Jahn Taylor, Whig visited the fermis during her melon, acquainted the °Moen of the society with the distress of the family, and neared in reply ...
... and self-government. De Toequeville's works are as scriptures to modern Whigs, says the Spectator, and as the Whigs of the United States pretty much resemble Our Conservative Whigs of the last generation, in their abhorrence of.democracy, they will be ...
... political changes which the Radicals of the day were urging upon the whig ministry. Upon Sir Stratford Canning (now L-*rcl Stratford Redrlyffe) becoming candidate for Lynn the whig* opposed him by the nomination of Major on whose behalf Mr. Toweli exerted ...
... Parliament M.P., in 1832, for the West Biding, which continued to represent till his demise. In politics declared himself not Whig, but a Beformer, yet such Beformer as opposed the ballot and short Parliaments. acted in the House as one the body known as ...
... 11.1105,010 A, same beet Me The &H. rake id Llinmage as n whe ea the ot the Charter be temetbered by ettr widow Mr. The lle Whig was par _ _ -- In at Landes pellorsert other or. Is ammemed Oa the anew* odd te • WINNIS kr askai Sid. sash. total of Weskorbeks ...
... see once more commenced the formation and organi- zation of the famous Irish tail, which, in Mr. O'Connell's days, ruled the whig government by holding the balance of parliamentary power. This is just what a few more returns like that of Major O'Reilly ...
... He, 4 the remiatien tof WM oeseinued by Col. Sykes, Mr. AyrleN S. Northoete, Sir E. M. Smith, Mr. Demise, and explisaatima Whig gives by Sir G. C. Lewis and Sir - C. Wood, tho House divided, when the was asgativetl by IN to to the en the of the Hesse ...
... baskimg. every year we are favoured with a of the Budget, but that whisk we sever hit Of noweielye is the Battle ii*. Oe r Whig awe beantlially Woe bk speedily seseey, though thy do out as to the mode it We ore told ay But Majeity's Oppooe is a most etleahle ...
... Yeomanry, sod seal nod activity during it wow deb rllllO, wee appointed aide-deomum gag Pearl'. lie we. formerly member Me Whigs, that borough is two Pattienab prier to tie prang of the Reform Bill. AelelleSet.—On Batarday last an accident of • serious ...
... but if they are proposed as part of a Reform Bill, I I'm your man. .Cheers.i He may be tbe man for the Zetland and other Whigs of j the North Riding, but we shall be much mistaken if he be I elected as one of the representatives for the whole riding ...
... in his year. He was Armagh in 1802—the first I: the county of subsequently in’ the years end 1826, He waa by inheritance of Whig, ‘more. From his earliest political opinions which.were then held at a loss, but which have become the of the day. He leaves ...