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... MEMBER FOR CASHEL AND THE DIVISION UPON THE REFORM RILL The vote given by Mr. James Lystar 08eine, M.P., ia favour of the Whig Govereseet, bat as- Neighed and disappointed thee, of the ormetttaimey whose support and were gives to him the distinct an ...
... Antrobm, tb • member of the -Carlton, voted with Palmerston upon the Denial question. Mr. Haney is returned for a Whig borough, through Whig influence, Mr. Pritchard. calling himself 5 Liberal Consuresiive, in not • memb:r of a Coosenative club, and vied ...
... her new and can be well reranatea ad, wants a situation as above. Address M G., 44, Itarvarit-street. 2756 SITUATIONS VACANT. Whig PUNTER at 33, ilulgras'a Quay. VT WANTED, few Impactrabie young gkla as Apprentices to tie and Apply at 7, Dunbsestreet. WANTED ...
... after all we the rule of Whig governments input times, and instead could settle this question. There is no pater mistake of taking entirely the advice of certain portions of the (applause). I will undertake to say, if they depart Whig powers they had taken ...
... re • . err. ly sod. Th. W. my Fattier in hi sal and i.irAtile , -i•AIW. And y clerical ile.r Mu I.ii,rido ; The fur tile Whigs Wild the 11. et rbe Ihe third tor hatiolail glories. What with this on. it virtue with is tire, What the e thinks nine; While ...
... slow ; they atobible wbo no fast. POSIT ON OF THE OOVERNMENT. COSTeART to general expection, but quite in accordance with Whig proclivities, Earl Rt and his c still hold on to the reins of oMee. notwitlistan ling the virtnal &feat sus• tinned by then ...
... Noladdy envy the feelings either of the Old Whigs who divided with the A)ee, or of the members of the same party who found themselves in unwonted and unwobanne companionship with the Tory party, The Grosvenor Whig. to run the gauntletof some vary eudurable ...
... deserves great credit for hie exertions on the occasion, as no doubt they were the of saving the poor vtoinan's life.—Northern Whig. ' AT CASTIAIDAIL—iiiOO I / are announced for the 22nd May on the Bready Caere., near Castkbsr. Ur. P. is mecretary. G. H. ...
... the subject was when he recommended to the country a state of tranquil contentment (laughter). This Parliament, then. and the Whig party as represented by Lord Russell, broken no vows on the 'Lenient (bear). Whet was the conduct of the party on these benches ...
... the judgment of a numerical majority : be would not have : which might moult for the moment, and determined to counselled the Whig party to reconstruct their factiona bring in the bill separately. It would, bowswee, have institutions on the American mod ...