... rocket which bears his name, when there two candidates, and the return is thus given: ** Mark Wood, jun. (Tory), 1; Jennings (Whig), 0.” Mr. Smith shys : ‘‘Mr. Jennings was Sir Mark Wood’s butler. There were only three voters—Sir Mark, his son, and Jennings ...

... kingdom. The maw power for the rotary Is • neg mocked by goo and Palace of Os Se and .ftedlral Woleey, 17. opposite Cbriesrpler. Whig Malang sad Hair 011 ...

... solicitor was. Mr. Edwards and Mr. Wimleatt solicitors, used support mo. Party feeling then was uifl ferent to what it now. The Whig government was as much attacke the Radicals by the lories, and a Radical member would have been bad for the government as Tory ...

... tho fruit of tho principles tho Tory party,” and fastens upon them tho responsibility for tho consequences of thirty years of Whig misrule. Mr Bright complains that his critics refuse to answer him; positively, and even disrespectfully, decline to answer ...

... was. Mr. Edwards aud Mr. Windeatt, i solicitors, used to support me. Party feeling then was different to what it is now. The Whig Government was as much attacked by the Radicals as by the Tories, and a | Radical member would have been as bad for the Govern- ...

... lost. The result of this campaign, it is well known, was the election of Zachary Taylor, the hero of the Mexican war, and the Whig candidate, and the consequent defeat of Lewis Cass, the regular Democratic candidate. It is unnecessary to refer particularly ...

... ing the hearty welcome of our brave volunteers was likely to followed up by deeds if occasion arose. No Coni servative nor Whig Ministry is likely to take the causo of Leopold 11. so decidedly as to become bound to oppose any international changes on ...

... been allowed to exist fo that long period. During nearly all of that time tkl Government of England has unfortunately b7'o Whig hands, and if it were there still should yet have seen running drill adopted. . A bucolic friend, who has come to Paris for ...

... declared that the enemies of the Irish Church have his most cordial good wishes ; and, more than all, the dictator of the Whigs has declared that it is an abomination in his eyes, and that it must be razed to the ground. And so the Rochdale Quaker, who ...

... the great leader of the Whig party, Mr. Gladstone, would join with Mr. Bright in his revolutionary demands, it would be the duty of every Conservative—and ho hoped they would be joined._ by the great body of the moderate Whigs----to oppose any such measure ...

... was. Mr. Edwards and Mr. Windeatt, solicitors, used to support •me. Party feeling then was different to what it is now. The Whig government was as much attacked by the Radicals as by the Tories, and a Radical member would have been as bad for the government ...

... Mr. Hennessy and Mr. j Kavanagh are unopposed by any Liberal candidate, and neither seems disposed to give way. The Northern Whig says : — Mr. Wm. M'Mechan, bar- ' rister-at-law. bas offered himself as a candidate for the I representation of Belfast. In ...