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... CHARLES Rosntison, it. Now Ready. Price Is _ _ ROCIETY FOR AUOUST. Non Ready. 11. Every Day Adventures. By MIMED HALLIDAY. The Whig SOClETYwyneth's Read. FOR AUGUST. Now Ready. la. (INNEN SOCIETY FOR AUGUST. Noir Beady. IS. For Charity's Sake. LONDON SCICTF:TY ...
... 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 ...
... minutes in the town he was greeted with cries of Down with the base, brutal, and bloody Whigs, and welcomed as the redeemer of the boroagh from the iron grasp of Whigs and Tories. A committee is to be formed to take measures for the suppression of houses ...
... 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 ...
... emenpre with tie 'awry which they endred. May ore is a well-warred apartreed, earl benters with Mewl sod water far the Int ore Whig their try h food If tey refused to the examining or rairrioners the herd re Int all wirdrawn, end the. the war, wirers the ...
... he wee not going, like Mr. Peter Wood, to claim the credit for the Tories, for the reason that neither the Tories nor the Whigs bad anything whatever to do with the price of corn. It was simply gelation of the seasons, and those who would have male it ...
... *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 ...
... 31, 1859, for which Lord Demy's Government was responsible, was £13,528.776. The expenditnre rose in the next year under the Whig Government to £15,312,675, in 18G1 £15,883,160. ar.d in 1862 to £16.060,350. A portion of this increase owing to the Chinese ...
... 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 ...
... 1859, for which Lord Derby's government was responsible, was £13,528,776. The expenditure rose in the next year under the Whig government to £15,312,675, in 1861 to £15,8133,160, and in 1862 to £16,060,350. A portion of this increase was owing to the ...
... fetid dungeons of a cruel and blodthirsty tyrant • large number of onr fellow-countrymen, who for years and years—during • Whig Admiuistretion—pined admid the Oxen of Abyssinian bondage!. The ministry, through the instrumentality of your armies, sneceeded ...
... 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 ...