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... Vote for a do V BILL for the PAYMENT of WAGES WITHOUT the STOPPAGES. Mr. MUNDY and the Conservatives thi voted FOR it; the Whigs voted AGAINST it. thi JEREMIAH BRIGGS, wb General Manager of the National Labour Alliance. pe to POLL BOOKS. ho EMROSE and ...
... assuming the denomination of Whigs or Lberals, but obviously directing clittheir energies to exclude mand to acconlpllsh the return of the Tory or Conservative candidate. The votes then recorded were-for Whitbread, the Whig or Liberal, 571: for Stuart ...
... llaD.court. RjjWmViZD nMASoBI BY A RAX)WAL, m H B POLI T IC0S OF TH E PEOPLE. T By Q';E OF Tao9ELVES. Part I., Price S0. The Whig's Confession-ily Droom-Stop that, AUStraUli-TTe ?? America-MlyTemptatiou -About that SadlDog, Tearein-TotheRight Hoa. WV.E ...
... ha 8tan, O'fhrd.sfent, London, W. D HYMED RE5ASON, by a RADICL ia. The POLITICS oftthe TROPv; e by Ona of Themseves I The Whig's I PArt EL price is., LCon: thom-a Dream-Stop that AsetraiTh Whlg's Bell ?? u .s lament-Nboice, rom t .Crowd-O America- T ...
... The D-182D.NBUGH BAB REV:EW'No W, Just vatsbed. con- ta . anarion the Dlsoludozof Par:amen and the Polloy m.4 Pogete1 of the Whig Pary at the -ah etIona. * , :London: Longmans and. .dted by G. It Lz_ ' *ThbrBefton Paate. Chapsl. 1 nd X By AnthonyTroloMe ...
... which be can be heat; For, let the pisblo frown or grin, He'll 6till retain his eat. Let Paea or Derby rule the roast, And Whig or Rad, the roll, Yet still will WILSON'S f3mous Chair Be topmost at the poll. Can adorn asy Drawing Room, at a very moderate ...
... question which has to be answered, and which the publieation of the Book of the Pol] will de- cide, is a very simple one.- Whig, July ltk, 1865. - _ Now published, price One Shilling, A COMPLETE LIST (ARRANGED ALPHA- ABETICALLY in Wards) of all the Electors ...
... Ricar 'ewlrusiotreb e7 OLUTION of PARLIAMENT. - The taus an article on tbemssolutlonofftPrusa-ent1 thbed PO and Prospeet of the Whig Party at theap r ch l ' London: Lougmans and Co. E ORTNIGHTLY REVIEW. No CO.rzm t N.ao T Red by G. LIMtg. The Belton elte ...
... question which hbe to be answered, and ly of which the pablication of the Bonk of the Poll will decide, is a very simple one.- Whig, Ji7y 15lth, 1865. In the Presm, and will be published in a few days, A COMPLETE LIST (ARRANGED ALPHA- ABETICALLY in Wards) ...
... which he can be beat; For, let the public frown or grin, He'll still retain his seat. Lot Paso or Derby rule the roast, And Whig or Rad, the roil, Yet etill ?? WsL4ON'S famous Chair Be topmost at the poll. Can adorn any Drawing Room, at a very moderate ...