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... country, to they were still isis was much ; was time for le believed in classes of the issent, Whigs, the expendi;ry, he thought ieir protesUnt hether whigs, 1 in support of there was no aid be as much The speaker int Protest antwo enemies to idethe church ...
... themselves in their newly-learned art of “dishing the Whigs,” by surpassing them in the popularity and comprehensiveness of their political programme. The new Tory tactics are to outrun the Whigs, and get abreast of tbe Radicals in the race of reform ...
... church ami dissent, Whigs tones and radicals, aUowing and defending the expendituro of the national funds in support of popery, he thought u ol '*'. ,* men t0 look thrfr protestant tori«« P , he y 'ild ti> to find out whether whigs, the liberties aIS ...
... If Hurst was included with Ashton, Hurst Mills would have unduly preponderating influence.—The Chairman said it was not a Whig or Tory question they had to consider. Mr. Henry Goodair moved amendment that Hurst join the parliamentary borough of As on ...
... question was before the country, and if a failure was to be the result the Government would have to bear all the blame, for the Whigs always said the Tories were ever pulling the people into war, but the Abyssinian war was a just war, and he hoped it would ...
... thought they ought to bestir in order to exercise the vote. He thought would not have them, and they had better C,Oldham. Roth Whigs and Tories were mte- ~ ;,1 in the matter, and he would propose that Lees kl,incorporated with Oldham,—Mr. James Dawson V Lees ...
... had exposed the insincerity of that worn-out clique who retained the name, but burlesqued the policy, of the old historic Whigs.—(Hear, hear, and cheers.) In the third place, it had accomplished a far more important result—it had afforded an unexampled ...
... Belfast. Nothing has been heard of the crew and it is feared that they must have foundered with the illfated vessel. —Northern Whig. The Harvest in East Yorkshire.— The last week of hot weather has brought up the crops to more rapid ripening than had been ...