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... dose or the roil. Morrison, 542 I Brok 45,5 533 | Hobno, The two former are Whigs. HULL ELECTION— Fbidav. Thompson, (Whig) Mild may ...
... dose or the roil. Morrison, 542 I Brok 45,5 533 | Hobno, The two former are Whigs. HULL ELECTION— Fbidav. Thompson, (Whig) Mild may ...
... Keogh Whig. Carlow—Mr. Sadleir Whig. * Downpatrick—Mr Ke r Conservative Drogheda—Rt. Hon. BirW. Somerville. Whig. • Dtangmrvao—Rt. Hon. R. L. Sheil Whig. Knnis—O’Gorman Mahon Repealer. Kilkenny—Mr. John O’Cmmell Repealer. Mallow—Sir D. ...
... to reign there. It is a question with the Whigs between serving in the one place and serving in the other. And, although the Edinburgh Review p..rsists in believing that.' a sound Whig Government,' meaning Whig wee and Tory measures, is still possible ...
... clergy, the Conservative ranks would be largely reinforced. The Whigs, it cannot be denied, used the priests for electioneoring purposes. The brothers and cousins and other relatives of the Whig priests swartu iu the public offices. Great official pates.- ...
... ) After all, dhat is {he boundary line between Whig or Whig. Radical, and Radical proper? There is none whatever; it it evanescent imaginary. There it, indeed, broad line of demarcation between both Whigs and Radicals of the rational and sober complexion ...
... In the Belfast Committee there are ten Tories one Whig, and was left on from choice, inasmuch the thirty-tnree, from which list the eleven was be selected, contained twenty-five Tories and only eight Whig-Radicals, ...
... personal genus of its present chief are at last lost to the Liberal party? Of course there is the p saibility that the Whigs—for there are Whigs still—in the Cabinet may, on Mr. Gladstone's final retirement, mune the command, and, while retarding the victory ...
... this county, stating that the Conservatives are sure reselling it Irom the Whigs. The candidates on the Conservative part arc Messrs. Lucas and Shirley, and the side of the Whigs, Messrs. Westenra and Kenny That the men Monaghan will their duly, feel confident ...
... dysentery, and disease engendered famine, are now mementoes of the ruinous iwlicy of Whig legislation ! The question, therefore, at the ensuing election, should not he Whig or Tory—Repealer or Young Irelander ! —hut it should be one of nationality ! None ...
... of the Whigs in the times that have gone by. and try if can discover any similitude of prin tple and action between the Whigs of the present day and their predecessors. From the year 1641 to the year IG6o—the date the Act of Settlement”—the Whigs and C ...
... (PROM THP MOENIKO HERALD.) When Sir R. Peel was the act of forming his administration, much stress was laid the Whig-Radical papers upon the circumstance of Lord Stanley declining join his ministry, though he promised to give it his support, if its promised ...
... 00#. At the present time, after ten years’ trial of Whig management, find the revenue defi Unt, the last year alone, the extent £2,421,776. And the total deficiency of the last four vears. which the Whigs have left sopplieJ, exceeds * The sum, tbereloie ...