... Just Published, Price Eighteenpence CRIMES OF THE WHIGS ; or, a RADICAL'S REASONS FOR SUPPORTING THE TORY PARTY AT THE NEXT GENERAL ELECTION. THOMAS DOUBLEDAY, Author of the True Law of Population, Financial History of England, Political Life of ...

... intended an expression of opinion that the Whigs can, for the present, dispense with Radical support, we know not Neither can we say whether the Radicals, the next general election, will again fraternise with the Whigs cordially as heretofore. But it is quite ...

... we trust that on the meeting of Parliament, inquiiy will be made to the part of Earl Russell in this exemplification of the Whig doctrine non intervention. If the Porto is so wanting self-respect tolerate procedures which would not be endured by any ...

... Conservatism, Whiggery, and Liberalism, will be tested. The relative strength of the Conservatives, the Liberals, and the Whigs, will also be tested and the weakest will go to the wall. We have fear, either for our principles or our party. The country ...

... He proposes to reduce the present qualification of a £10 occupancy to one of £0. As usual the members of the Government —whigs pure and simple—were absent, Mr. Brand being the only representative present on the .Treasury bench. Attention was called to ...

... it ia to young lords and landed gentlemen that we must look for our future rulers. Hence the interest with which each young Whig magnate is regarded on his first entrance into public life. Hence the attention attracted by the political debut of Lord Hartington ...

... it would beimpossible to spend more than a year on the works. It is fealty too bad that such an excuse should come from the Whigs, who have infinite capacity for expending the public money, and who have spent during the past few years far more than ever ...

... was shown for this Commission on clerical subscription, yet t 1 Commission was issued, inasmuch as, by assenting to it, the Whigs could make themselves agreeable to a large body of men upon whom they depend for political support,—men, that say, who are ...

... post-free for Four Stamps. Address : Mr. T. J. , Jordan Street, Preston/ • Just Published, Price Eighteenpence * r CRIMES OF THE WHIGS; or, a RADICALS REASONS FOR SUPPORTING THE TORY AT THE NEXT GENERAL ELECTION. BY THOMAS DOUBLEDAY, . , . . Author of the ...

... consulting him. How the electors will submit to snch snubbings remains to be seen ; and we are very much deceived if the two Whig incapables do not find it necessary to eat humble pie before long for the arrogant style they have adopted. The half-yearly ...

... Adderley, in the House of Commons, Las in>tituted an inquiry that may lead an application, n much-needed direction, the great Whig doctrine )f retrenchment. He has obtained committee of nquiry into the present state of British establishnents Western Africa ...

... HOWARD'S PRIZE WHEEL and SWING PLOUGHS in Stock. T. E. COLEGRAVE, Proprietor. Just Published, Price Eighteenpence CRIMES OF THE WHIGS; or, RADICAL'S REASONS FOR SUPPORTING THE TORY PARTY AT THE NEXT GENERAL ELECTION. THOMAS DOUBLEDAY, Author of the True Law ...