... as would warrant them proceeding with the remaining stages of the bill. but one who considered the tenacity with which the Whigs cling to office for one moment believed that they would relinquish their posts as long as tliey could find an excuse for remaining ...

... few months bavluf enabled (be trustees to purchase the bead-reoi, offered f-.r sale in ibe Landed Estates Court. —Strihtrm Whig Pbescntation to W H Kisbby, A B. T.C D. number of the private and pulitieal frißUds of Mr W K>sbey, e-liior of the Belfast ...

... the Whig position , and the more franAmewm, mwered J lbo „ . Ho , , .« them reae.iU. . • commons had rhdit hen ho was obliged to withdraw his last bill. The bridge, and several distinguished foreign personto T.ru,o whole -Id con- oar. and the Whig party ...