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... voting on the present occasion we are not yet in a positiou to know. We presume, however, that they belonged chiefly to the Whig-Redical party, from whom support of either of the Conservative candidates could nut have been reasonably expected. Mr. Hennessy ...
... Reformer'. of England and Scotland for the attainment of that object. Mr. PArkFr. carpenter, seconded the resolution. B e said whigs, in 1858, were in office seven years, ad ortor brought in a Reform Bill till they brought in the Peace Preservation Act, and ...
... Laced *ale of private property ad inthvidusla, and no on. and said that no declaration, were heard from the teal leaders of the Whig party. He spar of the danger to be spreherided from the Radical party, and urged upon every member of the to consider that ...
... observation if it were not for the etainuation conveyed tbeiety that I originally comm.•ncot public life as • iThig, or under Whig patronage I hear, hear). Gentlemen, I never prolead other political feeltngs than these I now pante From my earliest ...
... is a staunch member of the Established Church. The schism at Wes' ford gave some encouragement to the project of starting a Whig candidate; but the state of the constituency rendered that plan clearly hopeless. At the previous election two Conservatives ...