... often described a meeting representing the Ni county, held in York in the year 1829, when the Radicals, in spite of the old Whigs, succeeded in selecting Henry, afterwards Lord Brougham. Probably there is not one left in Wakefield who attended that meeting ...

... about matters of various kinds, and if he happened to put the question Who is So and So ? he did not ask whether he was a Whig or a Tory or I Radical, but Will he work; will he do his duty as a magistrate. and as a member of the Government serve the ...

... (Much and prolonged laughter.) lam a ratepayer almost as long as he is; and then we come to things political. (Laughter.) Your Whig chairman—(renewed laughter) —told you that the Blues did a good deal 25 years ago and previous to that, and my radical friend ...

... the Toryism of Queen Victoria. (Hear, hear.) He said to every Liberal be he an advanced Liberal, or a moderate Liberal, or a Whig who had for a time allied himself to the Tory party, that the time hat arrived when it was not only necessary, but the duty ...

... WILL lAZI-SIRI ET, 13IRKENITEAD. WA T ERLO 0 HOTEL, GRANuE LANE. WIL L IAM SHORE, PROPRIETOR. The Choicest of and Fine Ppm Whig- Alas. Comfortable Bede. (hod Billiard Table and lent Stahilrg. Lary* Club op l iovicat ...

... with the volunteer force for many years and he mild only repeat about it what their colonel said, and that was that whether a Whig, a Radical, or a Tory Government were in power they were treated very shabbily. The volunteer movement had been in existence ...

... Congress. He did not know a toti a v n n , s which re se d at j a ye. sending a working m and he advised them to drop the cry of Whig or Tory and to act as working men. A vote of thanks was given to Mr. Broadhurst, on the motion of Mr. Sharpies, the house painters' ...

... brother or his gamily; and this will suit us better than becoming newspaper correspondents. The gentry comprising the Council, Whig, Tory, and Radical, wish you a happy new year.—l am, sir, yours, &a. MCARTHUR, Secretary. Offices, Craven Rooms, Chester-street ...

... of one political idea, but the fact was that there were men in the Council of all political ideas—Conservatives, Liberals, Whigs, and Rulers; and when they heard so mach about the various parties, he did not see why there should not bo a trades union party ...

... O'Connell had said that they would get nothing from the policy of the Whigs, because it eras a base, bloody, and brutal policy, and urged that the Liberals were the direct dethendants of the Whigs. (Applause.) Mr. S. Crompton seconded the resolution, observing ...

... Liberals were their enemies; and in illustration of his argument he said that Daniel O'Connell hod described the policy of the Whigs as being base, bloody and brutal. N. vr, if he (the speaker) a imired soything it was fairness, and he thought that if Mr. ...

... laughter.) The chief point which I would like to bring tinder the consideration of this meeting is not whether it shall be Whig or Tory, but the principles which are involved in the two mimes. Tire issue is not to be decided by any minor consideration ...