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... (From the Northern Whig.) The demand for nearly all articles in the trade has been steady. There arc several kinds bacon, especially light bellies, that are scarcely had, except from very few holders. Large Irish hams arc still dUhcolt move. American ...
... (From the Sort hem Whig.) The bacon market Is very quiet at present, buyers taking sparingly, and only for Immediate consumption. Hams in rather belter demand, and lard improved. There Is a fair business doing in American provisions. change quotations ...
... MR COBDKN'S OPINION OP WHIG ECONOMY. Mr Cobden, in the Douse of Commons, on the lBt of August, 1862, said : How have our party fulfilled its pledge of policy of economy Do my hon. friends around me know to what extent have sinned against the true faith ...
... afterwards relieve themselves. As for the Whig view of Parliamentary Reform, down to within very few years of Lord Grey’s accession to office, thesi>eechcsof Lord John Russell sufficiently proclaim that the Whigs had never recognised the full magnitude ...
... working classes, the Whigs gave us a new Poor Law. and the Tories a Factory Act. The Whigs j liuntd our finances iuto confusion bordering upon IMiiknu-tcy, from which the Tories extricated them. The T'-ries endowed Maynooth, the Whigs passed £c. ledastical ...
... Its presence deranges the machinery, and stops the engine. There was room in it for Whig and Tory; there might room again for Radical and Conservative. But for Whig, Radical, and Conservative there is no room. This triple division is contrary to the ...
... dilated upon the present aspect of affairs is not without its interest. Earl de Grey shares the terror which has fallen on the Whig party at the apparition of that electoral Reform they themselves had so frequently, though ineffectually, invoked. Mr Du Cane ...
... of coomderationa, among which the national tendency of Whigs and Radicals always unite against Conservatives is not the least important “Hawks winna pike out hawks eea.’ Mr Gladstone and the Whigs may gie ilk ither “ ill names, and may be a slash claymore ...
... the Whigs their candidate. The appearance of the Jacksons, per* JiU, in the field was significant, and quickly became apparent that the Whigs were their old work again. On occasion has the law been more openly and flagrantly violated by the Whigs than ...
... Partridge in the pit trembles. The difference is that, while the actor himself is not deceived, it seems that Mr Bright is. The Whig-Radical party is now the wom-eutaal effete party, with nothing but shams which to lean. The Conservative party the refreshed ...
... every fresh sign the decay of the old Whig Party. Such thing young Whig hardly exists now. There are young Liberals and Radicals in plenty ; but they have a set of ideas and sympathies quite uulihe those of the true Whig, .and will develop, and bye, into ...
... R SPEIGHTS NEW SHOW ROOM. Cook ridge Street, Leeds All letters aJdressed the Bradford Establishment COACH BUILDERS, W HEEL WHIG HTS, At.- 110 l ...