... this occasion voted with the majority, as did also Mr. Butler-Johnstone, the Conservative member for Canterbury. The Northern Whig, while not professing to be the exponent of Mr. Dalway’s policy or to interpret his motives,” suggests an explanation of his ...

... Macnaughtan, and Mr. Thomas Sinclair, J.P.; and those against were— Rev. Hugh Hanna, Rev. Dr. Givan, and Rev. Henry Henderson.— Whig. Matnooth Colleob.— The aid given from the public purse to this college since its foundation, in 1795, has amounted to about ...

... expressed in the same terms. Whether he aspired to sit for town or «'' - » lll * ler 1 or Munster, whether he was a Tory or a Whig, his language varied but slightly. prepared -this was the formula—“ to support any well-considered measure dealing «ith the ...