... might thereby provoke from certain of the palace members of the cabinet, the author of all mischief”—as the Stafford House Whigs love to call him—held out the promise active support trom his old allies of the Manchester school. Mr. Cobden agreed to become ...

... in his hands. Councillor Winstanley seconded the resolution. He remembered that on one occasion Lord Derby stigmatised the Whig government as a thimblerigging government, but he thought if ever there was an attempt at thimble-rigging in either house of ...

... Manchester: Chairman-SAMUEL ASHIO'I, Esq. E. R. LANGWORTHY. Esq. I JAS. A. TURNER, E«q., M.P. EDWARD TOOTAL, Esq. | THOMAS WHIG LEY, Esq. Secretary to the Company—Swinton Boult, Esq. Resident Secretary—H. A. Kennedy, Esq. FIRE DEPARTMENT. Premiums in ...

... place. If pure democracy has triumphed, and tho constitution is to be revolutionised the Manchester school having beaten tbe Whigs' and forced their way into a Liberal ministry W©' not think the death of Mr. Bindley had mich to with the result. A man may ...

... arm toa man, to be in readiness to ward off the blow with which we are menaced. It will be a lasting dishonour to the low Whigs of this district that they have done all in their power to quench the ardour of the people and hinder them from taking part ...

... the Duchess of Sutherland remained as Mistress of the Robes to the Queen. The Duchess is the political female head of the Whigs, and has all the family’s affairs at heart; so doubtless poor Gladstone was brought round to look with submission upon his ...

... is against every man, and every. man’s hand is against them.” Well, then, gentlemen, we have also the pure Whigs. Depend upon it the pure Whigs look with as little favour upon any measure which will give political power to the present unenfranchised classes ...

... about them before thcy were thus coolly dealt with by a decfrinaire CHANCELLOR of the Excuequer and the liberal supporters of a Whig administration. ‘ But the deed is done and it cannot be undone. | And, what is worse, it will be found to necessitate many ...

... learn to think, home. thrift, and, above all, self-respect. But they are non- theological, non-political. -You have Tories; Whigs, Radicais, Chartists, Unitarians, who swear by Socinus Servitus, and Channiog; Churchmen, who swear by the Catechism, Liturgy ...

... subject is almost threadbare. The London Radicals hate the odious amalgamation of their party with the Peelites ; and the old Whigs despise the Radicals with whom they are compelleq to be upon “how d’'ye do” terms merely for thy purpose of carrying on business ...

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... lords of this country were permitted to do what they did few months ago; and that all the previous Houses of Commons, whether Whig or Tory, never permitted the lords to tax the people of this country. They always kept that power in their own hands. The former ...