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... Reform. The Association was intended to be made the scapegoat a few Whig politicians, who care only for the working men so to use them for their political purposes. With the real Whig politicians there is no regard to tbe working classes getting the franchise ...
... Old Edinburgh Whigs—a party, as is well known, with whom the Advanced Liberalism of Edinburgh has had a feud, which local well as general politics have contributed to make a good deal m ...
... to the pram germ. I ...
... with the Whigs has been to a complicated measure through Parliament, because of the variety of interests which such a bill raised up in opposition, and especially the interest of the small boroughs, which are so largely in the hands of the Whigs. It was ...
... PROMOTING THE GROWTH OF FLAX. Mr 0. Finlayson, of Glasgow, has addressed a letter to the Northern Whig on this subject. He says : —More than a year and ago, when we had larger supply of flax than we ever had, and lower prices than we have seen for many ...
... they are to get. He in substance says—Don t make up your minds what you are entitled to demand--leave all that to the leading Whigs in the House ; in other words, they can think for you better than yourselves can do—just do their bidding ! This is substantially ...
... AN ITALIAN SURGEON THRICE ARRESTED AS A FENIAN. (tram the horthern Whig.) The climax the absurdities the police arrests for Fenianism has been reached in the third arrest and third discharge of the unfortunate Italian nary surgeon. Baron L , with whose ...
... chosen chief, Mr Duncan .Vf‘Laren,Mt the head tlu and would have carried their other can. at* also p cally as was, even th« Whig Advocate, if tne Oiiaer ...
... difference* in opinion among politicians, and referred to aome old Torr who threatened to banish he* sou if would dare to turn Whig—(laughter) -to the ill-feeling entertained many persons when they found their opinions not agreed in thair acquaintance*. WWs ...
... harm -you have talked that noiuonse till the the whole country laughs you. Between the Tory in Countiea and in Burghs, the Whig in Counties Burghs, there is no difference that you can’t swallow. Meet your Liberal neighbours in the county and elsewhere ...
... concede power to the people on compulsion, and every concession, however small, will be the result of compulsion. Nor are the Whigs much more liberal. True, are told it would not be safe to trust the government the country to those elected by manhood suffrage ...
... of Mr Fitzgerald's remarks the Reform question we heartily agree with, and it would be wel> indeed if his own party and the Whigs would act the advice which he gives them. We have all along held that Parliamentary Reform ought not to be included within ...