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... organ is supremely ridiculous. We prefer to turn and consider the malicious assertions made against us by , the old-fashioned Whig organ of Chester, which claims to be the popular paper in this neighbourhood. It says that some capital is tried to be made ...

... for its dogged resistance to every rational reform, that a body of men,. probably composed of old-world Tories, weak-kneed Whigs, and doubtful Radicals, should unite together for the purpose of obtaining an important and beneficent socialistic reform. ...

... joy I hear that this committee's so composed that all objector's mouths are closed. They've chosen of party men eleven, of whigs and nondescripts a few, directors of our railways seven, of labour leaders only two; ,and so in cool, unruffled state for their ...

... appears to be. And now we are told that both have serious thoughts of joining a new national party which shall know neither Whig nor Tory. The prospect can hardly be an inviting one to the Conservative party generally, and it will require some considerable ...

... snapped? atill there is one compensation : If the Whigs became more Tory, the Tories will also be drawn to greater Liberalism, and the principles of progress are promoted, for the of the Tory and Whig fusion will mean that as Liberals become more Radical ...

... unfettered than ever it was before by the cramping and starving contact of the slow-going, halting, hesitating, and selfish Whigs, who, in later days, have wished to use the democracy as pack-horses, to ride them into power, position, and emolument. Mr ...

... Pailiament, and so distracting-nubli attention from the utter ineptitude of Lord Hartington and his allies, Mr. Morley takes the Whig leader's latest utterance, and she ws that it is the confession of a beaten man. We have inaisted on the same point over and ...

... amended, although the first line of the first clause may be still under consideration, at the time. Such a step, says the Whig organ, will, if taken, amount to the practical destruction of Parliamentary government. It amounts to a revolution, and would ...

... British Liberalism to its present popular position, for he it was who had wrested the Liberal party from the hands of the old Whig families and influence and elevated it to the service of the people. (Applause.) It was their privilege and duty as individuals ...