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... THE BOLTON CHRONICLE. EXTRAVAGANCE!EXTRAVAGANCE! Sir, —Can any of your numerous subscribers or readers inform me whether our Whig and Tory local Government or our national Government is the most extravagant ? answer this question will Wk.liam Coop. Man ...
... have not been unwilling to make the most of the mani- , fest indisposition of the Whigs to support the Reform Bill. Unless backed by Tory numbers, the opposition j of the Whigs would have been fruitless; and it is quite clear that the Conservatives have covertly ...
... have not been unwilling to make the most of the manifest indisposition of the Whigs to support the Reform Bill. Unless backed by Tory numbers, the opposition of the Whigs would have been fruitless; and it is quite clear that the Conservatives have covertly ...
... induced by the conduct of certain members on the Government side of the ! House; but he would tell those gentlemen th-t a pure Whig administration was extinct—was a thing of the past. He protested against the misrepresentations of The Times with re- | sped ...
... exciting the north against the south, and attempting to govern the country by means of patronage, upholding by other unfair means Whig influence among the constituencies. Never had such a gross insult been offered to the magistracy of a free country as the ...
... eldest son, the member for Dundalk. A rnenster prayer meeting has been held in the Botanic Garden*, Belfast. The Northern Daily Whig estimates that 20,000 persons were present. The late Archbishop of York made a point of purchasing every book which the critic’s ...
... Sir,—A letter appeared in your paper, a few weeks ago, signed William Coop, Manchester-road.” He wanted to know whether our Whig and Tory local government or our 1 national Government were the more extravagant. I have 1 never seen this important question ...
... you a letter few weeks ago, which you inserted in your valuable paper, for which I thank you. I wanted to know whether our Whig and Tory Local Goternment our - a ...
... the ministry for the last four years (ap;dause). Tory Opposition does no to kill the Whig net, a It must gratifying to Mr. Goodall to find that his connuct t fi Whig Cabinet does not intend to be killed, me case had ...
... certain class of voters, Mr. Ashworth replied: In the first place, I consider the question to be,—whether you are to 1 have a Whig, or Tory, or Radical,—that the chief danger 1 is a bad choice, and it would be as hard struggle for one as for another, although ...
... great Minister, who had alike disappointed the reactionary schemes of the Tories, and repressed the selfish arrogance of the Whigs, the pressure of the oligarchy was most severe, and the King could only chafe with impotent und ...
... who have for prived from exerclamg the privilege voting, aay that the bounden duty of members of Parliament, whether they be Whigs, Tories, or Radicals, as well Town wherever the act exists, to lose no time in bringing ti*e subject before the Government ...