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... pester the Government for a situatioe, as admitted on oath by himself, and sworn to by Lord Carlingford end Lord Wolverton, Whig Treasury Whip And was it aa a Nationalist tbnt he never ceased to haunt the Castle while resident in Dublin, and was a frequent ...
... In point of number the Conservative voters are sot SO far behind, and the of the country going' Gladstone merely means the Whigs have gained about voters. From the following estimate up to Thursday evening, it will be seen that if 1,366,00 n electors went ...
... Louth, and from Protestant teetotallers, was prevented being extended to him by his officious iutenneddliug on behalf of the Whigs at Liverpool. York, and other place*. From the commencement of the coated Mr Callan bad the united aseistauce of the local ...
... thanks having been primed to , Mr. Kelly. matters ended pleasintly. Mr. Sullivan, after ptitineing on many places in favour of Whig or Rule candidates, turned up in 1/roghede ma 3dotalay afternoon. waited ,on some friends there with a view to having committees ...
... aseangtuded by tha respective candidate. and said—The numbers who voted at the prima are as follows : For Wed Moore JOlllOlOO (Whig) 201 Rkired Wood KW, (rairbeilite) Majority for Mr. Johnson. 147 ...
... Everrley. The Lord Chancellor. Earl Spines,, Earl Sydory, the Earl of Cork, and the r of Kenmore, in fell robes as the Queen, Whig the, their mans in of the Those, the Usher of the Black directed to mamma Commase. A atomeat afterwards the favailior regime ...
... Laughter) or ministers of religion. Whether his attention has called to the fact that language has been reported lathe Northern Whig - and Examiner to have been used— Mr. A. M. Sullivan row to order. This was the mitred precincts of religion aid asking the ...
... recent election mutt his future position in tile Presbyterian church. Reporters were present front three Belfast newspapers—the Whig.„. Examiner. - sad Libella journals. In the course of his sermon the Rev. M.P., forgetting perhaps for the moment his position ...
... the Pave or other lailsiatora roll:rots ; and if so, whether hie attertion had culled to he hie.tusge reported iti Northern Whig and the onager EtAmitier h to hate beer used by the Rev. law Nelson nu within the borough of Belfast, the effect that o The ...
... THE LOUTH Eucrios rEnTiox. The Northern Whig. commenting oil the Louth eketiou petition, writes :—We fully admit , with Baron Dowse that Mr. laden did itut himself intend to commit a act of bribery, or of corrupt treating, au as to eudinger his wait ...
... ry prim:tides which at the last election marked oIT the new Liboral or Radical party front the comparatively mit:term° old Whig* whom they sacceetled. The advanced TAlteralisiu, as it is called, rides on the back of a big mob-monster is itself • strange ...
... gullible, intl.-ed, will the electors of Moult if they don't on fullest explanation of this strangely proreeding on part of that Whig in Englatel—monpageoun patriot in Ireland. What say you, men of Meath to this stela:teflon uto the part of Right Ileaven Sulliran ...