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... oalcnla‘ed maintain that glorious c onstitution under which they all ei joyed so liberty and r.edmn. (Hear, hear.) 2Sow, the Whigs d always taunted the Conservative Govtrnmi-n with the cf progress fieuiom; hut it happened that whi the Literals ami Ridicals ...

GREAT SALE OP’ DRAPERY GOODS

... crisis to protect the peaceable and well-disposed inhabitants Leigh, against the violence obsolete incendiary.” Yours &c. An Old Whig. Leigh, February 20, 1868. THE REY. JOSEPH RAYNER STEPHENS. To the ditor of the Leigh Chronicle. Sir,—The following/acts in ...

(From the Owl.)

... task of forming a new ministry. The Standard says no one would dream of dis- puting Mr. claims tothe premiership. Unlike the Whigs, the Tory tradition recognises no claim to precedeuce in the of the Crown—no title to Parliamentary or official primacy higher ...

jrSTICB DCO.E TO ALL. THE LEIGH CHRONICLE, SATURDAY, JULY 25th, 1888,

... the coun*y. and subscriber at every the fund for mtnrning the popular candidates to Pariinnvmt, free Mr. Roman Catholic and Whig, also fell from ♦be Villot. Lord Vorburr was » landlord, mild and bnrasno mao. aod was oonnlor wi bis tenantry: was shot wbi'o ...

MULTUM IN PAEVO

... Watt, ha, been appointed Unite;. States Minister to the Court of Austria known of him, except that is respectable delphia Whig. The quantity of sovereigns issued from the Sydney Mint averages folly 36,000 each week J 1,800,000 a year, besides from 500 ...

THE LEIGH CHRONICLE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 29th, 1868

... that. (laughter) Witness wont on to say that the lecture was well attended—the hall being nearly Idled Mr. Holker: Are you a Whig or a Tory ? Witness; lam neither, sir. (Hoarsof laughter.) Mr. Holker: Then you merely went out of curiosity '( . . . Witness ...

EXPENDITURE

... 1850, for which Lord Derby’s government was responsible, was £13,528,776. The expenditure rose in the next vear under the Whig government to £15,312.675, in 1861 to £15,883,160, and 1862 to £16,060,350. A portion of this increase was owing to the Chinese ...

THE LEIGH CHRONICLE, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER Sts, 1868

... borongli Whitby.” The address is devoted the Irish Chnrch Question. The rov. gentleman lie has no desire make his parishoners Whig or Tory, felt, bound to address thorn upon what roe-ards a question of right and wrong, honesty or plunder, religion or religion ...

could not help thinking that if that audience had the nhjaet waa opinion that it would far them then in

... might was a question which divided parties, and be arrived at between the employers and erawhich, in fact, the Liberal and Whig parties of ployed. Without the intervention of even boards that day broke down. But, the present of arbitration. In conclusion ...