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... sueeeeded in breaking down those tremendous barriers within which Whig oligarchy had so long entrenched itself, and reigned supreme. Say once awl for all, that you, the working men of Cheltenham, will not be made the tools and catspaws of designing demagogues ...
... *l5OO 000 2 LIBERAL VIRTUES. Charity. —The Whigs introduced and carried those obnoxioua clauses in the Poor Law Act, which divorced the aged poor man fiom his wife in the Workhouse; separated parent and child trea‘«Jd poverty as crime; and imprisoned ...
... the Society that a social gathering, at which, politics being strictly prohibited, all parties can join without reference to Whigs or Tories, and therefore the first invitations that were issued by the committee were to the member for the borough, to Mr ...
... extravagance of the Gevernment, statements which Mr. Clarke effectually dis- posed of by reference to the expenditure of the Whigs when previously in office. Mr. Agg-Gardner spoke next, commenting upon observations made by his opponent, Mr, Samuelson, and ...
... a little cnrious to observe that similar assault has just been made upon Sir Rouudell Palmir. the Lite Atiorney- under the Whig Administration, and. oi curse the next in succession for having refused vote his the question the dinntiMishnK'ut the Irish ...
... and no particular reason why one or both should not be effected by the Conservative party. Of course not; tbey dished the Whigs on Parliamentary Reform, and why not dish them again on what the present Premier has denounced as an alien Church, and the ...
... candelabra, old lamp, mounted stag's bead, gilt sad other cornices; brass curtain rods (with ends and nags), frees stair rods, gee Whigs, kitchen table, and other TOWN OF MiNCHINHAMPTON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BT T. W. DAVIS, At the CROWN Its, (19th September ...
... 1869, for which Lord Derby's Government was responsible, was 13,528.7761. The expenditure rose in the nest year ander the Whig Government to 15,312.6751., in 1861 to 15,864.1640., and in 1862 to 16,060,3501. From the expenditure of 1862 there woe a gradual ...
... proved that it was cheaper under the Tories than under the Whigs. (A voice : That won't go down.) He was not going, like Mr. Peter Wood, to claim the credit for the Tories, for neither Tories nor Whigs had anything to do with the price of bread, but it was ...
... be brought out by an unbounded confidence in its political leader. The watchword in the coming contest will be not so much Whig ar Tory, as Gladstone or Disraeli. Gladstoneopen, earnest, honest, unfearing, and uncompromisingdealing with the ...
... boots. Look out for tickletoby, all you miserable Mitten Nor women of then nghtful don is like to be the Mamas. Get out both Whigs aid Tories' Let each 'ems. dome Mr Mega. Mr, Ad we shall be about your House, perhape this aesa Decinakee. You II 'ear upon ...
... Mr. Spurrell delivered speech up-n the fiiiHncial question, and pointed out the Mns of coniiiiissioit and o:uis>ion of which Whig-Radical Government* gnilty, from the time the Duke Welliugtuii to the present period. Mr, (who w.is enthusiastically cheered) ...