... PaddlewheelSte^mere * These Works are situated between Monk's F*™, 1-* »• v v „ Ferry, to which boats are r-^ihJ? * Bu * en »>ead Whig Stage, ana h!^ ran™ ?? *• N™P°° ?? ■» «n parts -h^tXUe^r^r^f-r ** °~ ffOQ , * ?? , or Liverpool and London Chambers 230 CHRISTMAS ...

... peace, security, and to the country. We belong to no party in the state within or without the constitution. have alliance with Whig, Tory, or Radical. have laboured many ‘ff us, and some of us incurred considerable odium in our endeavours to preserve public ...

... educate his party. The education in question seems to have consisted in showing them that to hold office they must dish the Whigs, anticipate the Reform measures of Mr. Gladstone, and do at once what must be done sooner or later. So much has been written ...

... however excellent it may he, for the best of all reasons -want of time and space. Neither we deem it necessary, way in which the Whigs, after claiming to lie the champions of Reform for many years, failed in their attempt to legislate upon the subject will he ...

... They made show of resistance, but fimlina their lives in peril, allowed themselves be secured.—Surrey Adeerliter. The Northern Whig suggests that the punishment the law now awards to g rotters, an 1 those who commit highway robberies accom|Miiied with violence ...

... to be attained upon the newly enfranchised population, and at least we are spared from the daily and weekly insults which a Whig-Radical Government was for ever heaping on the Church, the cause of national education, and the universities. Let the Church ...

... has never been atime within living memory when Liverpool Toryism was not CO - tted by the element—the There are many Libe- | Whig and Radical sections. rals now in existence—though it is melancholy to re- flect that every week is diminishing the number— ...

... that of the night ; and ion in the daytime. ouly one to every 406 0f the resident population R. BARRY SULLIVAN'S “* Northern Whig of Monday says of the performance of Mr. Barry Sullivan :—On Saturday evening, Mr. Sullivan appeared as Macbeth. The upper ...

... seem to think that the forthcoming session will one replete with surprises. Mr. Disraeli is go educating his )>arty and the Whigs are not only to “dished” this time, but dcvooml: Liberals are aghast the prospect of eimoh of ■‘revolutionary lory ism” and ...

... The Ur b Ws of cora , Ow. of so deilleld Is MOD ply by the atr e n er seisier elsassi, sod us bead um our bet ee a ma show Whig eellafille - 4 .-- d . wetly be glee to set Ile Mae II Mae et aelr Wheel. Yule's Gins !-111. Pais ppm an throws Imo by n west ...

... attempts at personation were detected. In fact, every artifice which could be learned frem tire elections of the olden time, when Whig and Tory fought tooth and nail, was put into practice on Tuesday, with result which, should think, will hardly beomwdered ...

... attaching the middle draw to the church. Tile rev. gentleman we. evidently suffering from considerable indisposition. which Whig explained to the meeting in a few introductory remarks he then said —My dear friends ; The term middle classes is very vague; ...