... elections Briatoi since 1831, exclave ol the present one. following are the results:— 1331.—James Baillie Whig Edward Protheroe, jnn. Whig (No contest.) 1832.—Sir R. B. Vyryan, Bart., (C) Jamas Bran Baillie (Lj t - *' • -® * 3'.i«o Williams (Lj ...

... and whence the swinish figure'springs. This is the story. In one of the Whig candidates was a butcher, and his address to the electors was called The butcher s ticket. The Whigs accepted the title much lee ot the Netherlands did theirs, and printed ...

... grounds. the Donegal election it supported Mr Wilson, the Conservative candidate, against pare Whig, aad' st the election for the county Down, when another pnre Whig, W. Andrews, Q.C., contested representation with Lord Castlereagh, advocated the return the ...

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... Marquis of Batb, with the Earls of Derby and Carnarvon, obeyed the whip of the Earl of Cork and Lord Monson, and that the Whig Duke of Sutherland and Earls Fortescuo and Fitzwilliam went into lobby wherein few bnt Conservative peer 3 were assembling ...

... of the j English nation. (Cries of No, no, groaning, and cheers.) He was sure they would listen to what he had to say. Whigs and Tories, Liberals and Conservatives, were all very well; they disputed and even quarrelled amongst themselves, but put them ...

... years of unvarying attachment to the interests of that connexion, ought to give up the pretence of being ?? politician. TheaWhig party have had' many Ieaiders of very Various shades of 'character and opinion, but it is long since they had the good fortune ...

... John Guest—who„aniong other things, had penchant for inquiring into the pension list, and for his political services the Whigs rewarded him with baronetcy. Ha was valiant and consistent political character this Josiab Goest, was thorn in the side of ...

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... , while he has ever paid to the business requirements of the constituency a ready attention, knowing no difference between Whig and Tory, but dealing with all matters brought under his notice upon their merits alone. Every man in Taunton will, we are ...