... by a debt which every year absorbs sentetbieg like £2O from their inoonie, sad greatly impair' esehilasse. An effort is now Whig made to oW.r it we hope the will help them Weaselly. They beg to the following_ doestioas towards treat Z. IblFs &P 4 from ...

... the VoTse k J* was an earnest appeal to men of both part « X th nufacturing population, then actuaUy from want of work. The Whigs had, on the of the general election, offered an 8s fixed duty as compromise ; but this bidding came too late appease commercial ...

... t'abinets have hero, And queerish I.e.bfellow I've Rut never aught like this Then swelled the wrath f I aklstone's tail, — To Whigs prig. shall And Stansfehl r• w:%., the cry— But I lan.ndon =reared his h. I, Ills cigarette by. With shaking hand. above his ...

... words, and there was stUl as great a divergence of opinion between the Conservatives and adicals as there ever was between the Whigs and Tories. (Hear, hear.) The working men of our great towns had not their minds engaged on questions which were merely separated ...

... legislation, in which the property of the rich vriltbe divided among the poor, and the interests of workman alone consulted. The Whig guarterlx.expresses the contrary view to this. Artizan„4,says in its current number, are persons verytinnah of the same ...

... n, in which the property of the rich will be divided among the poor, and the interests of the workman alone consulted. The Whig quarterly expresses the contrary view to this. Artizans, it says in its current number, are persons very much of the same ...

... political history has been comprised in the continual contests between the Ministry and the Opposition. Whether the Cabinet was of Whig or Tory formation mattered little. Their principles were not totally at variance: so long as the one retained office, the other ...

... debate on the new Reform Bill, it is believed, will disclose some strange instances of “‘ variations in opinion” of leading Whigs ard ardent Libdcrals. Many reckoned as sound have ceased to be for tho bili, the whole bill, aud nothing but the bil!, for ...

... aecares the suppoitof the more advanced liberals, it will, especially on question of lleforro, weaken ministerial bold of Whigs, and increase the opposition the Conservatives. Earl Hassell has said that ministers will not remain unless they can carry ...

... positiou as chief magistrate to occupy tbe chair ou this occasion. (Cheers.) He rejoiced tbat the hearts of Conservatives and Whigs had beeu so far softened and mollified tbat they now admitted that a certain portiou of the working-classes might probably ...

... was in the of Sir C Wood inadequately that in his opinion if the of that empire the Conservatives Lord Stanley to it— nnder Whigs Mr bnt the most capable man for thia office preeent the Mr Bright— Mr Councillor Walthew proposed of thanks to past officers ...

... lamps. After a cloliberaon of nearly two hours, the jury returned the following verd ic t : We fend that Vavasoar Bees same Whig death by an explosion of firedamp in his stall, but how ignited there is no evidence to show; and we &ad that John Moody and ...