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... . For a moment he would refer to the question of politics, and in doing so he need not say to what party bclonge.l—whether Whig. Tory, or Radical. He was Conservative in the sense that would conserve everything that was good, and fie was Ra deal in the ...
... institution. For a moment he would refer to the question of polities, and in doing need not say to what parly he belonged—whether Whig. Tory, or Radical, lie was Conservative in the sense that he conserve everything that was good, and he was ical in the sense ...
... it true that be had received very handsome cheque—(laughter and cheers)—and he was there to declare working man that either Whig or Tory offered him one sixpence it should be known to tee world. (Load cheers.) He was firmly of Opinion that the measures ...
... importance to men all creeds ; and it was desirable that at the hustings should be ascertained from every candidate, whether Whig, Tory, Radical, what were his opinions with regard to it. It had been said that they would never succeed in their efforts, ...
... said he heard the defendant remark that if plaintiff was a Hayes he had bundled him oat.” (Laughter.)—Mr. Bilker; Are you Whig or a Tory ? —Hannay ;I neither. (Laughter.)—Sir. Holker ; Then why did you to hear Stephens .’—Hannay : Out of curiosity to ...
... said he heard the defendant remark tliat plaintiff “was a Haves he had bundled liim out” (Laughter.)—Mr. H dker: Are you a Whig or a Tory ? —Hannay :I am neither. (Laughter.)— Mr. Ilolker : Then why did you hear Stephens ?—LI nay : Out of curiosity to ...
... by the Merchant Taylors’ Company, that they were not going introduce only the skilled artisan, the pnetorian guard of the Whigs—(laughter)—but they were going to introduce a much larger class in which they thought there was safety; hut I think it is not ...
... true that he had received very handsome cheque—(laughter and cheers)—and was there to declare as a working man tliat if either Whig or Tory offered him one sixpence it should be known to the worll. (Loud cheers.) He was firmly of opinion that the measures ...
... i:ost importance to men all creeds ; and it was desirable that the hustings should ascertained from every candidate, whether Whig. Tory, or Kadical, what were his opinions with regard to it. It had been said that they would never succeed | in their efforts ...