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... support that Constitution to the privilege of which they nave been admitted. the of my last year, explained to yon how under Whig, or so-called Liberal Administrations, the taxes raised in Ireland for the last 14 years had been extraordinarily increated ...
... by Mr. Upahall, a working man, who explained to the meeting that they had assembled there to celebrate, not the triumph of whig or tory, but the passing of the Reform Act of 1867, which the working men were willing to accept as not only a concession itself ...
... Fast. Representation of Bradford.—Mr. M. W. Thompson, local barrister o( great wealth and local influence, consented to in the Whig internet (or this borough. Mr. Hughes on Co-operation.—Mr. T. Hughes, M.P.y >poko upon 00-opoiation Rochdale, Saturday, and ...
... the forthcoming election. Mr \I VT I Thompson, a local barrister of great wealth aad influence' has consented to stand in the Whig intern* for Bradford, ...
... ioN OF BIZADFORD.-Mr. M. W. Thompson, a local barrister of great wealth and local influence, has Consented to stand in the Whig interest for this borough. RtTFFTANLY ASSAULT BY FENlANS.—Serjeant Murphy, engaged in the recruiting service in Sheffield, ...
... oe Bradford.— Mr. M. W- Thompson, a local barrister of great wealth and local influ- „Bnce, has consented to stand in the Whig interest for this borough. Co-operative Shop-keepino at Roch- BAUS.-On a large cooperative store waa opened at ?? The buiiding ...
... in such a manner as to exclude them from all connection with it. A Reform Bill has length been carried : but where are the Whigs,—where are the men who so long trafficked in the question ? They have no place in connection with the triumphant Bill. Jt is ...
... triumph of whig or tory, but the H passing of the Reform Act of 1867, which the II working men were willing to accept as not only a {C concession itself, but as the forerunner of future C concessions. At the commencement of the sew- sion the whigs could not ...
... refusal to attend the Reform Banquet, although it has not pleased the prominent has gained him praise from many members of the Whig party, who more than once had reason to vote against him in the recent Parliamentary campaign. It Is strange that a man who ...
... strong, aboveboard, open foe. In the Whip you have a subtle, treacherous, pretended ally, who will make of you a cat'spaw for Whig purposes if you are cajoled by trashy projects of partition. In the English voluntaries you have reliable and potent allies ...
... the apropos; and in the descent of comets from the towers, a malignant mind might perceive an allusion to the fall of the Whig leaders. But what shall wo say of the grand flight of sauHssons? We cannot suppose that the designer intended anything so ...
... conaiderqd&safe to withdraw the- extra police force from the' place:' No dopbt there will -be a searching inquiry into the whole ?? Whig.' ' ,.A mICE PnRxIAsT.-An interdibted' priest, narnedl Bidot, formerly vicar of Luc and Bayeux (Calvados), has1 just been ...