... many eulogies on the working men justified this practical recognition of their merit, but in vain. When did a cold-hearted Whig respond to a generous impulse ? To Mr. Warner was due the sensible and practical suggestion that the tenant should be empowered ...

... encouraged by the Tory party, which has always had the praise of being more liberal to rising men than the narrow and exclusive Whigs. But George Canning w'as no bigoted Tory, or like his representative in the present day, Mr. Disraeli, no mere partisan, intent ...

... premature death. Let the words of Mr. Cobden sink deep into their hearts, when be said, I would soon think of the distinction of Whig and Tery during earthquake or a shipwreck as at a time the present.” The first case I will give is one which has previously ...

... meet the burgesses face to face ought to feel ashamed to take their seats in the council chamber. We care not whether they be Whigs or Tories, if they dare not meet the burgesses in public meeting they are not fit to represent them. There are numerous questions ...

... religion.—(Hear, hear.) We open our doors widely to all classes of our townsmen, whether Churchmen or Dissenters, whether Whigs or Tories, whether Trinitarians or Unitarians—whatever they be, whatever they profess, whatever they believe, we open our arms ...

... out the Confiscation Act in Missouri. The property liable to confiscation is estimated at 50,000.000 dollars. The Richmond Whig says that the expenses of the Confederate government since the commencement of the war to the 7th August this year amount 347 ...

... population saw that their sufferings were not the result of any particular fault of the legislature, or of any individual, be he Whig or Tory, Churchman or Dissenter. Mr. Green then referred to the stream of benevolence which the distress had called into existence ...

... that ®eceived parish relief at the rate of Is. day j ( them. He was a picker of oakum, and work * Is. day. Mr. Damton : Both Whigs and Tories Mr. Taylor submitted that the question*® was whether the money Ashton received picking was parish relief. He had ...

... think, as some thought, that if certain parties got into governmental power the expenses would be less, —no matter whether Tory Whig, or Radical. It undoubtedly made a great difference in the expenditure a man was paying for bis own pleasure. He, himself, ...

... appealing to the country on their behalf. The country will never refuse relief from its burden of taxation whoever brings it. Whig or Tory is all one; and if Benjamin Disraeli will repeal the income tax, and reduce the national expenditure, he shall be our ...

... that ceived parish relief at the rate of Is. a day jj them. He was a picker of oakum, and work Is. a day. Mr. Damton : Both Whigs and Tories n Mr. Taylor submitted that the question was whether the money Ashton received picking was parish relief. He had ...

... experiment is simply the good of the poor and the interest of the town. It one in which every one may hetber he be rich or poor, Whig or Tory Churchman or iaissenter, Christian or Secularist, Boro nub ifehefite General Beliefite, without any being des red g> ...