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... ecusidembiy advaneel. The Obelile:d election seemed as if the turning-point It was a genuine stand-up fight between Heigh= Whig and Tory. In the conaituency everything was in favour of the Tory. The turning of the scale depended altogether upon the Irish ...

... one and all, are con• summate political chests and political hum. bogs, or they were ,Trsvely—nsy, greealy—decaved by t h e Whig candidate Waldy. If they went in, as it would now seem, for the 17134 candidate because he o such, they should have said se ...

... Hellman. John Barre, aed Lyeight ledges, that v Irishmen wield never vote for Tories^ mud be certainly a char/sag one fir the Whig es of lnlast• bet it sodeabtailly is sot mut boast Ike the doctrine of the Britt. Hone Cole Confeterattio, and it ia wally ...

... —This brilliant ompany, which has bees searing ceob a remarkable round of mama daring the poet few week. ie the theatre. will Whig their engoarmeot to a close on Wednoteday night ',et, when Kin Meths:Mad will Mks Mr helmet trader the jetingniahed pato:maga ...

... should not Lave been accepted One election, either in Engleed or 1.-eland, MOWN nothizg to se. Whether Sheffield returned a Whig or e Tory meant but little to oar country. If the Irish voters in English oosetituencim are determined to vote only for thou ...

... the Tory Government. Especially in Ulster eon we do to. U Whigs appeal to us Ulster support them their grind cry is the land question. Bat we may well auk thin w..lt. lave they—the Prts'opnian Whigs of Lister—done for the lend question. As for se they arc ...

... I. Dos. C Jinn t &Ca.. Nalfst. Sellut 3Pmar whip Co..w Du N.£ 4. 6o 04. Pond. p.. 1001 101. Jobo & Co.. United W. Northern Whig.Loatd. 76. Poona:n.4l Building loyal Lan] 8t../ ling. fond Witekst,l. 163. Brooke tIJ. 164. • 16. 0 aiming & Ciusp,lll, 93 ...

... been proposed to Shoe gentlemen and the Irlib mtere of Shelleld to fight that mutest merely for the pewee of pot , aim .a a Whig and keeping oat a Tory the idea world have h.. muted, and no /Helm. would have lifted s finTer to decide @nth • q tenth. oil ...

... i h mope:roll New., th • di•iwe eerbeirde nom a 1. whit), Mr. (leery'. own. wae not ltd a Parliewort try to (Avow of ere Whig inure, Thee, is a ow,- r I nee Tr. Meaty to mole as Lent he with too.. to. O ' CONNOR Powell rive to a pit.! f The tonolutne ...

... traded of party rinbinaniota of Whig rap Fiery. I merely pat lbw is to smoothen th. 'otter pea • tied In going over the division 11 dolt he ban I Dili I (coed that the r mevatatt‘ .4 IP country of too Tcry party and of the Whig pa had each rea6m sad ede;. ...

... •itattli3: to the. Dr. we hetet t al. beg go te mate, in its general id , c adrz . v . -,:. ,i , ,f,z,t,,,begtr c il UMW tied • Whig, • tore -r and cosfonien to the Crulter, In:matey .0., t, „bid .r, be by by bk. Detest) ter the „raw.. • loot ho F * to ...