... WRINGING MACHINES! mUENER & PARKER, Manufacturing Chemists, Vale-street, Heywood, are prepared to supply 1 the folio whig; Soda Ash, Soda, Scouring Crystal, Soap Powder, Washing and Bleaching Powder, Wheel “J|A and Boiler Composition. N E R’S TAMARIND ...

... politics, by the passing of the reform defeat has been inflicted on the principal Whig Generals, point is admitted to be that, ciently estimate the fact that, in a few Whig noblemen who are his .sts, he has let loose on the a forces which will prevent politics ...

... Treaty of Commerce, and that in a way quite discredits his judgment. But it is useless these specnlatioos. Lord Russell is Whig atrrtseottaf the hardest, coldest, most exclusive school; MS That is said of him in to-day’s Times is trne. wut, &hw can, and ...

... is, now as the time to speak out; and in month or six weeks Lord Palmebston, Lord Russell and the rest *of our octogenarian Whigs may rest and be thankful; England may be under the benignant rule of-Chairmen of Quarter Sessions, one English army may be ...

... wish it, considering the excessively amiable terms they are on with Lord Palmerston, who is in this peculiar position, that Whig and Tory claim him for their own. There was once a philosopher who declared that life and death were the same to him. Why ...

... are disappomted m|arl Bussell certainly, but we have no right to affect surp has onlv the way of all Whig Peers. SSaMigisonly fory writ ost ar ° toe Whig Peers, or Peers who passasWhigs, a mlv Tories in disguise. They differ from the and sarcastic article ...

... politician to atody the graces of literary expression, his hand was sharply felt in the Tory mischief then going on. The “New Whig Guide,” pleasant battery directed against tbe Liberal opposition, was mainly, wa believe, written Lord Palmerston, Sir Robert ...

... fifteen members of the cabinet in tbe Honse of Lords. Believe me, shuffling of the old offiuial cards —no re-arrangement of mete Whigs, Wbiglings, or Peelites, can or aught to satisfy the country at this juncture. The result of tbe last election has demonstrated ...

... turned to the successor. Yet we ought not to be ungrateful for the good it has done. Although elected under the auspices of a Whig who was more really Conservative than the Tories themselves, it has yet—thanks to circumstances over which neither political ...

... electors of Manchester, Mr. Bennett, as the nominee of the Conservatives, Mr. Mitchell Henry, as the representative of the Whig party, and Mr. Jacob Bright, the candidate of the adyanfled Liberals. The addresses of Mr. Bennett and Mr. Hyry appeared on ...

... If, St. Ann’s Sqnsre, Manchester. WBIQLEV’S ORGAN FACTORY AND LONDON PIANO-FORTE WAREHOUSE, DRAKE-STREET, ROCHDALE. TiIDMDND WHIG ■'J Inlonnitha labile ttat, ta eon«»qB»B8» uSumiTe altuMiou IA thcdiar* protataes, ha It now ohaStM fa azhlUt Iter InapoaUMau ...

... Hill is to the Radicals of Manchester and Salford, and has been for nearly forty years, what Holland House, used to be to the Whigs of Westminster and St James’s. Its pictures, its statues, its books, are all historical. They are all. or nearly all, associated ...