A SKETCH OF BRISTOL FARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS; FROM THE ACCESSION OF GEORGE III
... was purged of its Whig element. Lord North, aft*. . Earl of Guildford, Tory, becoming its head. dissolved September 10, 177*. 1774. Henry Cruger, Whig .3,5 ...
... was purged of its Whig element. Lord North, aft*. . Earl of Guildford, Tory, becoming its head. dissolved September 10, 177*. 1774. Henry Cruger, Whig .3,5 ...
... PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS; FROM THE ACCESSION OF GEORGE III. PART 1818. Richard Hart Davis, Tory Edward Protheroe, Whig 2_&» Colonel Hugh Baillie, Whig 1684 Day Day's Poll. Gross Poll. Majority for of Davis. Pro- Baillie. Davis. Pro- Baillie. Pro- Poll, theroe ...
... it was upset, and two of them were drowned—Thomas r' Dyer (chief mate) and a seaman. Dyer was picked up, but held e 1 is W-hig- inquest was held last night and, the above facts having been deposed to on oath, a verdict of » Accidentally drowned ...
... IRISH NEWS. The Re presentation op Belfast.—The Northern Whig of yesterday announces that Lord John Hay, R.N., C 8., son of the Marquis of Tweddale, ex-M.P. for Wick, to contest Belfast in the Liberal interest. Yesterday a meeting of gentlemen connected ...
... traditions be relied upon. Are these based upon any sound principle that will bear the test of reasonably discussion ? Is the Whig doctrine, the Radical ' or tne Conservative doctrine really true doctr>- ne in P ai 't or in whole ? For the first time in ...
... Bennett in Belfast.—This excellent is now fulfilling an engagement at the Theatre Belfast, and the local papers, the Northern Whig, Morning News, and Ulster Observer, speak of his formances in the highest possible terms of He has evidently made a great ...
... ARREST OF A FENIAN AT BELFAST. (By Electric Telegraph.) The Northern Whig has received information of the arrest of a supposed Fenian in one of the suburbs of Belfast, being the first case of the kind in that town. The facts are as follow:—On Sunday morning ...
... think, very likely that all those daily journals which represent Conservative opinion, the greater portion of those who have Whig proclivities, and perhaps a number who make no profession of Conservatism or Whiggery, will contain articles this morning ...
... that of the metropolitan Scotla ad. The Scotsman, which is might ana. has been striving with mass of *° a heterogeneous of the Whig forces m support Catholics, ...
... 1887: 1841. 1889. for Majority for Majority for Majority for Majority for Majority for Majority for Majority for Majority for Whig. Tory. RomiUy. Protheroe. Proiberoe. Baillie. Protheroe. Baillie. Lib. Con. Lib. Con. Lib. Con. Lib. Con. Lib. Con. Augustine ...
... crow's compass must swell, The more noisy the crowd are; Yet for Lords to throw dirt the peerage too bad I call- Lord Russell is Whig, Viscount Amberley Radical; Goes in for the masses, Would trust to the millions tool their own drag , thout P 'or postilions ...
... in the old reform battles. It is obvious, from the entire tone and tenor of his maiden speech, that his lordship is no mere Whig. Alluding to the oft-repeated absurdity that the industrial orders of England are indifferent with respect to the franchise ...