... occasion was the Rev. Walter Chamberlain, vicar of St. John’s, in the same parish. He said Mr. Gladstone bad stated that the Whig party were bound together irrespective of religious opinions, and he (the speaker) therefore denounced them irreligious and ...

... advisable to bring out a working man, and declared most solemnly tint in the calling ofthat meeting there was dictation from either Whig or Tory. (Hear, hear, c ieers.) It had. been represented in many ways that lie Was merely making use the colliers as tool,-but ...

... Palmentoman, which meana nearly the same Cuamivative. Lord Palmerston was the most Conservative minister that ever bore the name Whig. All good Liberals who now support John Bright and Gladstone felt hie Influence as baneful one, that are not aony to be without ...

... a fortnight. (Shame.) He did not mention names, because did it would lie said that he was trying to influence them against Whig Tory, and he had no desire to do that. It had been said already that he was working for certain political party, and this respect ...

... Conservative let it he done? (No.) Would luat - Liberals/ (No.) In the House of instead relyingwholly upon Commons had found both Whigs and Tories shirk have co-operative stores >n which (he great questions relating to the social condition of ttolZtM he held ...

... hills were blanch riie of Ghnst, it deathtess body covere j bonfires, the people gathered towhich no statesman, whether he Whig or Tory, can ae l€r not by any means in such an orderly manner create or can destroy. (Cheers, and interruption.) If VOU are ...

... Reform question had settled many thugs as well itself, but they most not forget that Lord Derby had said that tad dished the Whigs, (Cheers.) Mr. Woods also said if be and his colleague proper story the working men would rote on their side at the right time ...

... the occasion was the Rev. Walter Chamberlain, vicar of St. John’s, in the same parish. said Mr. Gladstone had stated that the Whig party were bound together irrespective of religious opinions, and lie (ihe speaker) therefore denounced them as irreligious ...

... which means nearly the same as Conservative. Lord Palmerston was the most Conservative minister that ever bore the name of Whig. All good Liberals who now support John Bright and Gladstone felt bis influence baneful one, that are not sorry to be without ...

... English Church established in Ireland a true branch of the Church Christ, it is deathless body which no statesman, whether he be Whig or Tory, can create can destroy. (Cheers, and interruption.) If our friends would sit still I persuaded that we shall very ...