... erratic course, and expose “the miserable short comings of the Whigs, who, as race, says are fast becoming extinct, it being as difficult to find a young Whig as an infant gorilla.” The Whigs he denounces with the Liberals generally, whom he does not believe ...

... reform was agitation, they had emblazoned their banners, economy, retrenchment, and reform and displaced the tories and put the whigs m their the result, the taxation of the country had I ron nearly doubled. Instead of carrying out retrenchment in the public ...

... Bourbons, which has proved to be as f..tile as it was wicked and expensive. This is no Whig and Tory doctrine, but it is founded upon at will be honoured and respected when Whig. principles th: ism and Tory: ism is banished from the face of God's earth, am, ...

... on this occasion to have spoken persuasively and nobly. It is very seldom that Mr. Bright gets any compliment from either Whigs or Tories, and therefore he had better make the most of such acknowledgements, and be thankful for small mercies. The whole ...

... of age halfprice to the Reserved Seats. Course Tickets: Reset Seats, 65.; Back Seats. 3s. _ Tickets may be had of Messrs. E. Whig ley A Son, Booksellers PUBLIC HALL, ROCHDALi ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY l*t, 1861. It is respectfully announced ...

... on the part of the people. It was the scheme of Lord Durham and the Radicals of a former generation : there are very few Whigs— Lord John Russell included—who would not now support it in Parliament; it would combine the whole strength of the Liberal ...

... His abilities soon became appa- rent after,he entered the liouse of Commons, and ue wa: deemed a great acquisition to the Whigs, a political arty, then hourly gaining strength in the country. n 1830, he was elected representative for the county, and was ...

... sell themselves to the highest bidder. A Tory then was certain of success if he would only open his purse strings wider than Whig. No wonder then that turning in the cause of public order and political morality Mr. Alderman Beieeley would revert such pleasant ...

... had recently delivered to the electors of Tiverton was good speech. Then again, he had been in every cabinet whether Tory or Whig—they had not had a Radical one yet,—he had said years, but he thought that years was a long time, and he had got to so fond ...

... was placed in power that was not capable of performing the duties of his office. hat had never been the case yet since the Whigs assumed power this country. He repeated that they wanted a paternal government; one that should take care that everything should ...

... ragamuffin pick his .pocket without resistance, being easy in his temper that he docs not much caro whether the pickpocket is a Whig or a Tory. The people may now make up their minds that not a single measure for the extension of their political liberties ...

... wish O ther guts were us hat riy us moine. Us neboddy con deny. ‘We th’ quarrils oth’ kuntry. un mutturs o state, We Tons uo whigs, aw nevvur trable maw pate, Far ther’s sum us aw loike, but noau us sw hate, Us noboddy con deny It’s nant mich to me, e me ...