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... pursues hurts the honest and healthy convictions of the people. Mr. Jeffery is not popular. All1ow me to take broader grousnd. Whig and Tory capitalists have, under the municipal reform, to court democracy. Demo- cracy, seeing no particular or marked difference ...
... given as the cause of the Conser- vative success yesterday, one has been omitted, which I think the principal one, viz., the Whig magistrates acting in'lireot opposition to a great majorityof the burgisses as well as the temperance E reformers of Liverpool ...
... both sides a report that a certain tradesman aspired to the office of Mayor. In a moment a chill ran through the popular mind—Whigs and Tories, Radicals and Conservatives. Merchants and tradesmen became aware of a consentaneousness never before so openly ...
... both sides a report that a certairstradesman aspired to the office of Mayor. In a moment a chill ran through the popular mind—Whigs and Teries, Radicals and Conservatives. Merchants and tradesmen became aware of a consentaneousness never before so openly ...
... both sides a report that a certain tradesman aspired to the office of Mayor. In a moment a chill ran through the popular mind—Whigs and Tories, Radicals and Conservatives. Merchants and tradesmen became aware of a consentaneousness never before so openly ...
... for change. In 1835, Sutton, who his services’ had been Speaker for. eighteen years, He ‘ Mr. Abercrombie, and carried the Whigs; their man. But then Mr. who put up Manners Sutton was with intrigned to keep the out of office. the only exception to the ...
... the scenes which had taken place at the tion, and affirmed while he last elec- in the Council, to give his support to neither Whig nor Tory, but to further measures which were for the general good, apart from all party considerations. The motion was to ...
... committee, political and party influence has very little influence indeed. You can scarcely tell what colours a man hoists, whether Whig or ToTry; but when we come to the election of mayor and alder- i men, those questions which, above all others, should be discussed ...
... slow to learn-viz., that there are each thinge as political investigation and political 1 truth. The London world, whether Whig or 1 Tory-at least the moderate people on both sides, the sensible people-are pretty well agreed, but in the constituencies ...
... m y se lf neither Whig n o r I ks7y. have nothing to expect, I want nothing from the One ti t ' L LY or the other, and it is my intention to act irrespective of I, 4 er party, and to support the best man for Mayor or alderbe he Whig or Tory, and the sooner ...
... J. Dana. Canutander; In tow • I it Lloyd'. for thirteen years; coppred sad sepperbotesod • trader• mils very Irk In pedal Whig is Goorae. I.MeL—Apply to It FOX. 3. of PACKETS for PERNAMBtiCu• to. .0111111i4 built clipper Bthmaine ELIZABSTH BARTER. Gooses ...
... set-off to the determination of the Legislature to tolerate no measure of Parliamentary Reform, whether large or small, of Whig origin, or emanating from He Tories. This direction of senatorial energies was naturally referred to by the Lord Chancellor ...