... Radical party, voted, while the Government in this instance, voted with the Opposition on the other side. Mr aosclien and the Whig members voted for the majority against Mr Morley's amendment, which was defeated by $43. The figures being For Against ...

... ban bee anfortanete, it is true, but most of their midortanes they have brought upon themselves. The home is well put by the Whig organ, the Pall Mall Gazette. Are our troops about to fight and suffer and die in order to avenge Gordon's death, or to ...

... Mai of the Jet I* is WeeNesee- Whatever the of their asap could be trusted to him props* I it mode worth thair wile. There Whig to be kaa querlis liken No. IIL Coseereies tad Iltweline wee ea ao owe, and eel swung be chair with foes aniu eyes ereefieffies_ ...

... the agitation against it, making fervid and forcible speeches, which added to his reputation. In 1847 he was appointed by the Whig Government Chairman of the county Longford, an acknowledgment of his professional ability and of the claims of Roman Catholic ...

... this has been incurred the British army is to march back the way it welit. The Radicals prefer a blood-stained, blundering Whig Government to the chance of the Cor.servatives obtaining power. From the commencement of the Vote of Censure debate, and during ...

... dim Mountjoy—no more. man who is paid for inventing facts for the use `tome days later, the =edge called upon General of the Whigs. The Castle authorities may not, Motustjoy. resolved to have a final explanation with is the as this story insinuates, falsify ...