... Secretary for Ireland, with a scat in the Privy Council for both England and Ireland. He held this office till the collapse of the Whig Ministry in February, 1852. From 1837 to 1852 he sat for Drogheda; since the latter year for Canterbury, with which city he ...

... Whenever he visited England for parliamentary or other purposes, where he was received with open arms by the chiefs of the Whig party, he always longed lobe back at Marino or the family seat in Tyrone. Marino, however, was bis favourite. There exclusively ...

... its amendment. Sir George Gray may, perhaps, hereafter be referred to as something more than a well-raeaniug and respectable Whig if he succeeds ridding us of these brutal and disgusting exhibitions. The protests of Dr. Wordsworth, canon residentiary of ...

... was soon pos sible after its receipt. The Court then adjourned. EXTRAORDINARY SCENE IN THE BEL FAST TOWN COUNCIL The Northern Whig reports the following having taken place at the meeting of the Belfast Town Council on Tuesday: Mr. Rea A verdict has been ...

... had met at a social meeting his brethren of the local Press, and he sincerely hoped it would not the last. Mr. Barms*, of the Whig* proposed the health of Mr. Kisbey. Editor of the Ntw*-lMttr. After referring that gentleman’s ability, and the readiness with ...

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... Jack. He was what was called in those good old times which I have referred to, redhot radical, or we should now say. moderate whig, and in the electioneering practices of that date was a somewhat unscrupulous proficient: his hatred of the noble house of ...