... ventured to propound the doctrine that he a-R the only great financier of this country, that Curing the administration of the Whigs there wats tc(n(omy, and during that of the Tories there was rolifiec expenditure. Mlr. Livingstou then read a atter headed ...

... whatever n- may think of the general erlihoivle on which as a state establishment it It', to say, in the words of the great Whig stayitt and historian- That the world is full of 'titittitiens which, though they never ought to hev b been set UP ought not ...

... ih the dark, from ball to worse, utterly misled into ruiln I'y every estimate lut forth. In concluslon, I would suggest that Whig and Tory be sunk for once, or, If that cannot be, then bring no can- didate forward on either side who will not pledge for ...

... WASHERWOMAN. Look out for tickletoby, all you miserable •itinera, Now women of their rightful ie like to the winnen. Get out, both Whigs and Tories! Let each choose her Member, And we ahull be about your House, perhaps this next December. You’ll ’ear upon the ...

... income. But, be that as it may, lam in no way responsible for it; I neither passed it nor sanctioned it. It was carried by the Whig Government of Lord John Russell, not only long after I had ceased to be a member of the Government, but after the defeat of ...

... right before the revising barrister (app! of ponents would be that among the tful people of Liverpool, whether respectable and Whig, Liberal, Tory, or Radical, a fi evoked for the working men, and they would not stand by and see anyone act unjustly to the ...

... serious problem how those recruits and re-enlistments were to be obtained, and this brings me to state of efficiency in which the Whig Government had left the army. have shown that the production of guns, guncarriages, small arras ammunition, and everything ...

... ea~ wth,(Aplase) HU believed that there would be a feeling aroused amonget the respectable and thoughtful people of Liverpool Whig and Tories, and that they would not stand 'by and see injustice done to the working men of this town. (Hear hear.) These objeotora ...

... last men.ionei h.n .lfa,St ’! compiimeDt Mr. IJowm.ig that ’• if enterei the House W e.lUd P .s,fif l.t! Common,, it would not Whig or lory, it would Li.. th.i «» •« inJeptndtHt man supporlot of Wr. Gladstone .hf I* ft the^river. W* oeL fl 'bet Sunday morning ...

... MERCURY. Gentlenuen,-The municipal contests will be y upon us in a couple of Months, and, above the re- u lative merits of Whig or Tory, the question of l, relief of the growing frightful taxation imust be i, the test of a candidate's elaims. a Althctgh ...

... But, be that as it may, I am in no way responsible for it; I neither passed it nor sanc- tioned it, It was carried by the Whig Government of LordJohnRussell notonlylong afterlhad ceased to be a menber of the Government, but after the defeat of the s ...

... circumstances. It is whispored that a grand operation is being planned, calculated to ontdo the memorable dishing of the Whigs in 1867. The expectation derives support from a passage in Sir John Pakington's election address, which seems to have been ...