... mdividoally, in their respective wards. They urged him to accept th-ur offer, pleading that arms were pot into their hands by Whig government in 1848, in Ireland. They men ioned that the Fenians were wholly recruited from the Roman Catholic ranks. The Mayor ...

... very severely felt. It makes very little actual difference in the lives of most of us, whether we are ruled by Conservative Whig (rovernraen —whether our representative in Parliament is a Tory or Radical. There is not such a vast difference between the ...

... strengthening the influenee of p*rty, hut solely from the inspiration of pafriotism. But the achievement which sfcisfied the Whig family leaders of the day was not all that Henry Brougham wpjfd have fought for if he had had coniMnions in arms support him ...

... would not admit ia the absence of the said he did not care much for Whigs or Tories, original, it was then stated that Fernando had The Tories were very good in office, and tho Whigs writt°n the copy. wore very good out office. considered that Father ...

... March 31, 1850, for which Lord Dorbr's government responsible, was £13,628,776. The expenditure rose the next rear under the Whig government to £15.312,675, in to and in 1862 to €16,060,350. A portion of this increase was owing to the Chinese war, bnt it ...

... representative. He hoped that during the time he had represented them he had been faithful to his principles, and that neither Whig, Tory, Radical, or Dissenter could say that he had not done his dnty towards them. Speaking of his conduct in Parliament, he ...

... to claim the Short Tine Bill as a Liberal measure, for it was most undoubtedly passed without regard to the distinctions of Whig and Tory, and cannot justly be claimed either by Conservatives or Liberals. Hoping the Electors of Glossop will think of these ...

... the strangest recruits, Each man his brother upbraids or refutes ; There's Papists, Dissenters, Infidels too, With Radical, Whig, and Liberal crew. United they’ve formed and drawn out plan, For breaking the laws of God and of man : For crushing the weak ...

... reco’lect that the year 1837 the then agent of the Dnke of Rutland told me that the Rutland family had formerly been Whigs, and he himself was a Whig, and hat if were expected to do anything to oppose the Liberal party they must get another steward to do it. ...

... Observename. ATradeMark.s'Crown.” VnRiVaLLEE. & To work by Hand or Foot: Lock-stitch, or Double Lock Elastic Stitch. lists Free. WHIG ...

... stated that co-operation had one great advantage—that it was a green spot in which all of every class and denomination, whether Whig Tory, Catholic or Protestant, could meet together in peace, harmony, and for mutual benefit. Cooperators united heart and voice ...

... the affairs and destines of our country have passed away for ever, and that whether the complexion of the government may be whig or tory —that we shall have statesmen of honour who will not swerve from principle to a love of office, aud be anything, to ...