... distinct sections a great trial of power is made in the City the Mayor supported only by Conservatives is opposed by Radicals Whigs Jews Dissenters and all the other varieties which the Liberal party If with a reserve placed out of reach the City Conservatives ...

... “whipped” South Lancashire with all the vigour which they display at elections The Chancellor of the Exchequer and Mr Cardwell Whigs Radicals Bright- of buying and selling and adjusting tariffs and fighting on paper about commercial treaties and the like But ...

... impartial observer* of its demoralizing tendencies, and its ultimate downfall has been often predicted. Mr. I’oulell Thompson, the whig M.P. for Manchester, spoke of it the following when waa Governor Canada The Government me the worst of tyrannies, that of the ...

... into ridicule for being the son of hairdresser, made answer ;— So am, and I am come into the House to give dressing to the Whigs. . . . The? say it is an ill mason that refuses any stone; and tbera is kuowletl«e but is useful m skilful bands. suppose that ...

... creditable to them from fact no influence was left unmoved small or great or remote by their opponents to secure this for the Whig interest It is but justice to Mr Cheetham supporters to say that they the battle well and lost because it impossible they could ...

... Isneg, ler labourer, charged with stealing balf-a-peer a Ws Ask valve IC from • art at the Stone bridge, we a *mired With Whig the Quay tor the a ronitted for lit days' es ewe rd JONIOI Hen as to Mr. Lannon, we. bro here the Isesh, his grew that he had ...