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... might have been converted inte wider system of electoral rights. (Cheers.) Chester, at least, will not forget that, twice, the Whigs have endeavoured to abolish our ancient fi eemen’s franchise, and twice has the Conservative feeling of the country rejected ...
... sober iruin, the old days of Whig anl Try have gne by. You might as well attempt to divn e England into Koumibe.tds and Cavali rs, or H*noverians and Jacobites, as to CjII every man y ...
... to Lord Derby's Government, because it showed that Lord Derby's Reform Bill was a- better one than that brought out by the Whig Government. (Hear, hear.) And now publio feeling was in favour of some moderate re. form rather than an extravagant measure ...
... CATHOLIC OATH ALLEGIANCE BILL. TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL MAIL. Sir, —You will be glad to hear that the last dodge of xpiring Whig-Radiual Government is likely to prove nothing more than an abortion. The unprincipled meanness of the proceeding is seen through ...
... other Machinery, and the Applianca for the Mann, factor. of eataprieed and war standing in the known as the ia C ooo or &tallow Whig, sensionsbe, sod late an the occupation of John Hubby, Sons and Co. Pnated Lists of du/articles to be dOposed of an be obtained ...
... denied, it is thought that the honour is designed for him in company with Lord Lvveden, Lord Taunton, Lord Monteagle, and other Whig Peers.—Colcrt Journal. Although the Viceroy of Egypt, under pretext of a visit to Constantinople, has fled from the plague ...
... denied, it is thought that the honour is designed for him in company with Lord Lyveden, Lord Taunton, Lord Monteagle, and other Whig Peers.—Colert Journal. Although the Viceroy of Egypt, under pretext of a visit to Constantinople, has fled from the plague ...
... Übe HS J.ly. TORII 111•••prr4nr Illmt elm,. map NUNQUAM DORMIO, It Ct. DIPS. Comnawler ; MI : OS bat 1.11.114 . Sard• Is \Whigs.— Apply to Tr id BOULT. ENGLISH A BRANDON. ...
... REPRESENTATION OF BELEAST Monpay, JULY J. BVENING.—The WNorthern Whig of this day announces that Lord John Hay, B.N., uis of Tw ex- . for C.B., son of the M ‘ast in the Liberal interest. Wick, is to contest interest was held, J. F. Ferguson, day a meeting ...
... who was better qualified torepresent them than Mr. Laird-- that there was no man who had greater in- fluence with Government, Whig or Tory, or with any body who eould further the interests of Birkenhead. There was cn'y one thing then wanted— experience, ...
... ) Well, en'tlemeno Ie hliewould one word to say on the foeign poficyof this countryH . The W gsgo, if we -re T to caUl thm Whigs- I don't know exactly wbat kind of definition the present Govern. ment go by, but, they claim for themselves the principle ...
... to live on,” T have just dne he word to say with regard to the policy of this country. o- The Whies—if we areto call them Whigs—I don’t know of what kind of definition the present Government go by— he (laughter) —but they claim for themselves the of ...