... clocks, anil belfry sta above ■ Tb. c'ock dials lie centred ornamental t ftcery, the windows are of three lights each, there Whig two each side of the tower, the whole surmounted by‘» battlement, which is rowued by lofty crocketted ninnlel'«. The whole ...

... especially when out of power, were what the Radicals or Whigs used to be -practisers of economy, retrenchment and reform ; but are now in their corporate capacity, what the parliamentary Whigs are, viz. Conservative, and the greatest spendthrifts of ...

... worthy the hearing; but if had no! thing to say, he is the [sissosaur of what used to be coni sidered gift peculiar to the Whigs, viz,, thegiftof saying i nothing with great rfflcl. But if Lord Stanley hadnothing I to say worthy of the hearing, would never ...

... defeated, Conservatives being re stirueiL 1853 Mr. Harwood Mr. Walter .were returned for that ward without contest* there I whig Conservative candidates, and this was tlte first year of Mr. Harwood's t nteriny the Council, whilst Mr. Greenhalgh at that ...