... disposition hoping might of community Working Men's Association Mr Beecrofl member for that borough night Sareral of of Commons Mr Whig-hater” Colonel of in delivered which of public men absurd ridiculous For instance Mr mid Chancellor of promote political aims ...

... tbe agi- tated sea of politics should be cajoled by the sceptios and Radicals of England. Still more would we la- ment this Whig- Radical effort to sow dissension among parties, and to set creed against creed, did we not feel assured tbat tbe agitation ...

... animaJrersiona oo tha present Qorarnment, and asserted tbit Ibere never would be a reform as long they retained those base Whigs In office.” Mr. Edward Bond proposed The bishop and clergy of the diocese,** remarking that he waa addressing assembly of working ...

... animadversions on the present government, and he asserted that there never would be reform “as long they retained those base Whigs office.” A Leicester coroner’s jury have denounced the wearing of crinoline domestic servants whilst engaged in fh® ir j household ...

... reform so long the Whigs were in office. He would not make use of O'Connell's *ords, but he would say simply that tbey would never have reform long as those base W).*g3 were retained in office. (Loud cheers and laughter.) The Whigs now wanted bring from ...

... SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1865. The are trying very hard to get up a charge of Federal sympathy against what they term the Whig government. It has been fully proved that the Times is an out-and-out Government organ, and that it pandered to LordPautxasrox in ...

... animadversions on the present government, and he asserted that there never would a reform “as long they retained those base Whigs in office.” A roan called Morris was committed tor trial from Kington, Hereford, on Monday, on the charge of attempting to ...

... Reform project heralded so magnificently before the world, two three weeks ago, in that it ■night lead agitation to drag tbe Whigs through dangerous crisis in their fortunes. is of uo avail. The dead Weight will not move. The country refuses to be excited ...

... Flench Harrow, l*m the to yon them rifht; 1 bey’ll turn your croud. Because they’re made sound, Beiac made by your Mend THOMAS WHIG HT. If yon want a sound Wheel, Or Sprincof food steeU To carry you safe, easy, and Urtt, You’’ sura to find Thejlll be nude ...

... which his personal appearance excites upon the Conservative benches might be explained in part by natural causes. But the Whigs themselves would little consent to serve under the generalship of Mr. Gladstone as the extreme Radicals would tolerate the ...

... and his stanzas, which were published some years ago, are held in high esteem his fellow-dalesmen. Mr. Herd was in politics Whig of the old school, and even by those from whom he differed in opinion he was ever esteemed as a thoroughly upright and honest ...

... chiefly devoted to the enunciation of the idea that the Conservative party is now and always has been, as compared with the Whigs or Liberals, the most honest in principle and action, and that it was beet for the country that that party should receive the ...