NO. 454. —VOL. Vola*tnt mitt*. -UI MIL* TOWMT
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN WARD LAST NIGHT. ° A crowded meeting of the friend* and of Mw. Grey and Hick, the
... such expressions them, he* there-was a time when large body Whigs brutal and Bloody, and that was when they *f. Charles the First. It had occurred to himi®* Oliver Cromwell was not only Whig;, but ul 1 pendent He was the head the party the time when King ...
would relieved from the Irish revolt sad tnFT >1 ilu T«k God bless that .pint emanate* Oath, (hoeing the the
... send one of the Whig represent them. la Parliament Again, who wna to have.the money rt propoeed taken away? Mr. Gladstone had that day written letter Jtp the Timer, saying that they did not intend Borne have any it Whatever the Whig party considered ...
THE BOLTON ELECTION
... done, ..ud A ** Whig Ministry will again conduct the government “the country.” Wo confess that Mr. Crook s metaphorical language a!x>ut the “sun goiug down,’ and , “little wedges,” an Mr. Bright “coming round, and bringing in a Whig Government “sledge ...
,0 • .YAaaaraaw
... limited,.! was obliged HMefMaffjqrujgtinMlty thai full report of—in Tory point view—the veer able (?) denunciation of the Whigs by the Rev. Walter Chamberlain. reading the same I frequently constrained ■ refer to the heading thereof to see whether wee' ...
BT BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TKIiEGRAPH
... Pakington’s election address, that Mr. Disraeli is probably preparing to throw over the Irish Church and again to dish the Whigs. The Abergele inquiry Is adjourned Friday next. Warrants have been sued for the two breaksmen to appear as witnesses. Leeds ...
ALTIV* GIEL WAUTKD, taunedkrtah pood wtgtt, V ialWWe.—Apply t&, OTW
... old tutor his, whan chameteriaad Whig rebel out doors, sod tyrant in (Cheers.) The Whigs weald mind working men down fust they were down toe tone toe commonwealth. He bsliaved tost Conislism was tree Liberalism. The Whigs ware always reedy to promise, promire' ...
00N8EH V ATI V K MKKTING IN EAST
... God that she might found and strength enough tear aside the veil from the Whig party, and let Britannia see how uideoualy deformed** a party that Whig party was. Now. since the Whig party, under Mr. Gladstone guidance, been desperately bent upon oefriemljag ...
T HlB DA T'S ST a amd MA Magmge SMml Of. I
... glean positive instructions that k to be need to indaoe any of haada to to their own opinions.—I am, Sir, years re- Will i WHIGS vans To the Editor of the Bolton Mooring Mom. Bm, —Being one of thoee wbem the Cbronkk daeignated the ••mob outside—a Tory ...
TRANSFER OF THE TELEGRAPHS
... Journal. Dublin; Mr. Jsffray, Duffy Post; Birmingham; Mr. | Frederick C ifford, shejfield Tetegraph Mr. F. D. FinUy, Sorthem Whig, Belf.ist; Mr. George Harper, Ruddersfi ...
&rad vlba/t'J
... nothing pray God that may break forth (the NoiraiUL S*>' u through the Kingdom, with one flerbe 01 wrath againet and agalna* Whig— the worst, though most nnoooadoßh of the Congregation which doomed Its and supply of Spiritual inatrnction from the JSJHgar ...
PARLIAMENTARY REVISION
... God that may break forth (the ''No POPHRT Cry), all through the Kingdom, with one teas wrath against apcetaey, and against. Whig- Chnrchmen the worst, though, moat unconscious, TraUort. T PITY the Congregation which docsndlL receive Its weekly supply ...