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... -- ?? el A WHIG STATESMAN ON PAR cz LIAMENTARY RA ORM. /T-I 1 , - A- 1 - rip ?? - - - 1 itee _ _ _ to1. Ministerial manifestoes have been unusually ej lad scarce during this recess, and in default of the cc Hai genuine commodity we are all the more dis- ...
... come to a very good resolution—to take the sails out of the wind of the Whigs—(laughter)—and during the coming session they would introduce a Reform Bill. He thought that as the Whigs had been so long promising one, the Tories, after all, were most likely ...
... to oppose the confessional. There was going to be a Reform Bill introduced. The Whigs were afraid of it, because the first Reform Bill was merely passed to give the Whigs domination ; it was not a fair Reform Bill. Therefore lie wished the people of Oldham ...
... THE CHttONICLK, Satobbat, Octobsb 30, 1858. • that end ; and be would be ueitber Whigged I'oried, nor Rndicalled (applause). Every roan had a right to his opinion, and no man ought persecuted because ‘bought differently his neighbour, either with respect ...
... masses during the reform mania. Retrenchment, economy and peace were to be the certain consequences of the installation of the Whigs in office and powcr. How have thesc promises been kept @ Why, every- | one has been hflificd by facts. Their “retrenchment”” ...
... Court, St. George's-hall, in the said Borough. on WEDNESDAY, the 20th day of October instant, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon. WHIG El T, Clerk of the Peace Clerk of the Peace's Office, Liverpool, October 7, 1058. ...
... lately contended that Nature intended George Canning for Whig ? What next ? All side* now make very small account of tbo Whig Keform Bill of 1832, which reserved almost all the small boroughs of the Whig oligarchy for their eldest sons, which bos become odious ...
... wants mending. The cry has now gone on for some years. As I said before, the Reform Bill was child of ours. Offspring of Whigs firstborn, the fair child Reform U little loved by the conservatives. As Mr. Henley says, it is no child of theirs; and being ...
... Railway Intelligence. Femmes Itenmer.--TraMe rotors welt @Whig October 17, 1838.—Iireeipte total for the week—. 1868. 1202 week 1867, .41,274; 1834,11,189. 15 seeks. JII7 1868, 118,137. 1837; £21,333; 1864, 418413. er 1867 ewer 1868, /6,098,1664 less ...
... At the conclusion of tlie reign Qit''M Aooe, in 1714. says tbe historian Irom whom qunte, M the uily the House L irds were Whigs, that the House of Minima were T but aotwitb. standing a'l have s«id of Vie exhausted atate of Eag. land bes'ore tbe of Ulrecbl ...
... allarnativs preposition of Lord Derby, made Lord John Bussell, to join the Conservative Minis try, aoeompsnied by few of his Whig Mends. It is farther said that Lord John hat been invited (but had declined tha invitation) to visit Lord Derby, at his seat ...
... that needed more heartily than those journals thai have entirely Whig complexion ; at least there the appearance of this difference in the way the question treated. Beyond all doubt the Whig party are uncomfortable because it has fallen to the lot of their ...