... outline their venality:— On the Whig candidate calbng to solicit his vote, the wife accosted Inin with Good rooming, Mester Wliig. I reckon yo’ want’n aw’r Jem ; well, he’s up stain -I’ll slieawt him. Jem, here’s Mester Whig wants thee.”—** I’st not cum ...

... they had had contest in Wigan the nature the present, for at the last election there had been great many split votes between Whig and Tory, Conservative and Liberal, but now that was impossible. They had Conservative on one side and Liberal on the other ...

... they had had contest in Wigan of the nature of the prseent, for the last election there had been gnat many split votes between Whig and Tory, Conaervative and Liberal, but now that was impossible. They had Conservative on one side and Liberal on the other ...

... following brief outline of their V( Whig candidate calling to solicit hi> vote, the wife accosted him with Good morning, Mestei Whig. reckon yo’ want’ll aw’r Jem; well, he’s up stairs—l’ll sheawt on him. Jem, here’s Meater Whig wants thee.’’—“ I'st not cum deawn ...

... Ualf-a-crown for 12 hours”) The Lord Chancellor receives £lO,OOO year. I not say it is one penny too much —(Mr. Mayhew: It is a Whig Lord Chancellor)—and there are five ex-chancellors who receive .£5,000 a year each, and, therefore, are paying £35,000 year ...

... that you appreciate his long services well rendered, and that appreciate the man from whom all of us have received—whether Whig or Tory, Radical or Conservative, the greatest help and assistance. (A Voice: We have). In fact has not been the member of ...

... trust he has learnt facts sufficient from this contest to induce him to change his opinion on this important question. Candid Whigs and Tories will admit that the reason they object to the measure is that it would remove the influence their parties possess ...

... Solicitor, Wigan. 7*-j TO BE LENT, in large or small sums, upon Mortgage of apprortd Fre«®ol4 or Leasehold Property. E. LKIOH WHIG HI, SoUcitor, Wigan. AAA CASH PRIZES TO BE GIVEN AWAY. See THE UNIVERSAL NEWS’* (the only Organ Irish Catholic Opinion in England ...

... great body Ida fellow-countrymen, | It could not be that bill of this character ' have been brought in without consulting the Whig i party, and there could not be any very considerable ; danger in bill brought in by member of the house ,of Bedford and supported ...

... body of his fellow-countrymen. It could not be that bill of this character could I hare been brought in without consulting the Whig | party, and there could not be any very considerable danger in a bill brought in by a member of the house l of Bedford and ...

... who, unable to fix the hue and colour of his party, preferred to join combination of old Tories, modem Conservatives, old Whigs, Palmerstonians, and recreant Radicals, whose professions had freeled upon lips that were not heated by hearts capable of ...

... srfao, unable to fix the hue and colour of bis party, preferred to join a combination of old Tories, modem Conservatives, old Whigs, Palmerstoniana, and recreant Radicals, whose professions had (reeled upon Ups that were not bested by heart* capable of containing ...