... *Whigs Leicester Litersr/ and Philo'loPhical 'WAY. TN Ms edvertiesemet lemma th• LECTURERS for AN mein asesien, DL fa ncy ad o( dm Ma to indeed of fonnuly ad Manrimer. • Leicester Infirmary. NOTICE IS HERIsbY GIVEN, r •Special Gown) Meeting of. the !lice* ...

... and good taste to withhold himself from mingling with the platform demagogues who feebly besieged our town. Mr. Harris our Whig member. We withdraw our epithet of the shadow. Mr. Harris is an entity:— a separate, distinct, and representative existence ...

... respect reform, he thought that the coalition between the Radical party and the trade unions was a source of danger, and that the Whig leaders should have said that they could not support such opinions as had been expressed at recentpolitical meetings. The time ...

... years he had voted only once, and thought none the worse of any of his flock for voting according to their convictions, whether Whig or Tory. Safes.—An Unsuccessful Bt/rglary.- The extensive premises of Messrs. De Jersey and Co., merchants, in Blackfriars-street ...

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... Englishman.) He was an Englishman who had special claims on their attention. He was one of the men '48, and at the hands a Whig Government be received two years' imprisonment for advocating justice the people of England and Ireland. He had drank in his ...

... that the Government the appointment of a Royal orier and advise upon a f a i r an d res . eform. Should that ovum be at an Whig party, and an amendment so, it is said that the Government being deforated, ask the Queen to , and thus afford the oonntry ...

... Royal Commission consider and advice upon a fair and reasonable measuie of reform. Should that course be at all objected by the Whig party, and an amendment moved to the Address, it is said that the Government will, in the event being defeated, ask the Queen ...

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... would form a much better Cabinet than that of Lord Derby's. (Hear, hear.) He was sick of the Tories, and was sick of the Whigs. (Cheers.) They were six of one, and half dozen of the other. They were all humbugs. (Cheers.) was the ruling families pushing ...

... they must rely on themselves. (Loud cheers.) Mr. Gladstone had introduced a bill of the very smallest nature, which even a Whig Government could in- troduce. They were all aware of the manner in which that measure was treated by the Tories and Adullamites ...