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... DELY.I.4T._ The Northern Whig says it has reason to believe that the gentleman referred to in last Wednesday's Whig will not at present contest the borough. This gentleman was described by the IVhig as an English barrister, son of a highly respectable ...
... predominant feelings among my supporters (comprising four-fifths of the electors) were a rooted distrust of the Whig Government, and a desire that the Whig party should be made to fed that they had forkited the confidence of the Irish people. I participated In ...
... of the great Whig party. He (Mr. Matthews) could understand that fully. He blamed no man for being a member of the great Whig party if his conscience guided him that way. He couhl understand that The 011onoghne should belong to the Whig party, for they ...
... Lord Palmerston's Administration, and who The news tram India is producing °onside- I would readily accept office from the Whigs I rable trepidation in England, and the intelli- again to-morrow, the highest type of an Irish geuce which the next mail may ...
... apprised that the predominant feelings among my -supporters (comprising four-flftba of the e distrust of the Whig' Government,leLtift= Whig party shouldibemade to feel that they had forfeiW the confidenewof the Iriah people. I particiinitcd in those ...
... predominant feeiags amoug my supporters (comprising four-fifths of the electors) were a rooted distrust of the Whig Government, and a desire that the Whig party should be made to feel that they had forfeited the confidence of the Irish people. I participated ...
... as to justify a Catholic constituency in accepting a reviler of their faith, because he happens to promise to support the Whigs in Parliament. Mr. Mason Jones, our readers will remember, is the man who, fresh from the camp of Garibaldi, delivered II aeries ...
... on their ordinary costume. flie metamorphosis ssemed quite unaccountable to the ihher pazseng,ers by thcitrain.-21Torthern Whig. INTRDMITING ANTIQUARIAN DtscOvsev.—A Correspondent of the Erpress, writing from Tullamore on Monday, states that a short tinsa ...
... O'Donoghne said— When I was about entering public life, there were many courses open to me. I might have gone into parliament as a Whig; I might, could! have brought myself to make an absolute recantation of political faith, have registered myself as a Tory. ...
... priest's r es id ence , hear). They are t o b e com p e ll e d t o e l ec t one be went towards the new Church of St. Mary's, Whig and one Tory —t o e l ec t one man t o vote f or cempanied by the Rev. Thomas Hardiman, aotenant-right, and one t o vo t e ...
... g tow-fifths of the electors) were a rooted 1 EDWARD THOMAS GOLDSMID. diathist of the Government, and a desire that the! • Whig party should be made to feel that they had for. •MO THE ELECTORS -,OF THE COUNTY,,,OF felted the con fi dence of the Irish ...