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... Fteman't Journal, Dublin; Mr. Jaffr*y» Poaf, Birmingham ; Mr. Frederick Clifford, Sheffield Telegraph ; Mr. F.D. Finlay, Northern Whig, Belfast; Mr. George Harper, Hmddersjietd Chronicle: Mr. Joseph Glover, Leamington Courier: Mr. C. W. Naylor, Cambridge Chronicle ...
... Journal, Dublin; Mr. Jaffray, Daily Post; Birmingham; Mr. Frederick C ifford, Shejield Telegraph ; Mr. F, D, Finlay, Northern Whig, Belfast ; Mr. Georg: Harper, Hudders- field Chronicle ; Mr. Joseph Glover, Leamington Courier ; Before the tele; Mr. O. W ...
... the printer), and assume that was the reason why Mr. Coleridge to found the side of irreligious and godless party— the Whigs? The following are the precise words used I will just briefly tell you to the best of memory who Mr. Coleridge is. Unless ...
... «icn sentinienu e» “HiSful Komiefi Aecendnncy! —Your obedient eerrunt, Prceton, 18. Lord Hertington U, coune, «n hereditary whig, but *h»t reepect he here for the I*' 1 *' ditiona perty—or whet ought *te moot •acred he thus ignores the Revolution 168$ ...
... member of the rty puts forth us th > infallible social panacea, it has been with the question of the Irish urch. So long as the Whig-Radical party were comfortably seated on the Treasury bench, it was sot merely known but op-jnly admitted that there were extreme ...
... father of it. pea The worst lying in the world is falsification of truth, or of facts : and whoever is inthe habit of reading Whig misrepresenta- tion of facts connected with their clerical opponents, or falsification in perfection. with religion, or the ...
... done me by appointing me to preside on this most interesting and this most important occasion. I have been from principal a Whig from my earliest years and I sin not likely to forsake my colours, especially now in the time of adversary. (Cheers.) I have ...
... have increased the national burdens by three millions of money. Therefore it does matter to us all whether the Tories or the Whigs are in power. With such well-known facts before them, can the electors hesitate whether to vote for ...
... «ng 1867 LifePremiZ?&^ -.. Cliairmanl^ S Manchester : THOM »S ASHTON Esq. NEW all’ q ' 1 EDWARD TOOT AL, Esq. JOHN THOiS - WHIG LEY, Esq. Managing - - Resident Secretai-v > Boult, Esq. FIRE INSURANCE Ken Esq. and Foreign, effected at mod” both Home ...
... disendowed, he will vote for his father receiving full compensation for the loss of patronage”,—that is, this Church-reforming Whig is not satisfied with bis father having two-thirds of the tithe of the above parishes, but he will seize the other one-third ...
... absurd. Tbiaistaught Bone, and hat been long practised in Ireland and hence the readiness of the Iriah Liberal to join with Whig and Radical, Republican and political Dissenter, to restore you to power. Still does the Church of Rome bold no faith with ...
... on the spot—the dark tl shadow from behind him to revenge his wrongs, In 1848 tl Mr. Disraeli oppo-ed the proposition of the Whig Govern- ment to increase the income tax ; and Mr. Gladstone, who a with his chief gave to that Government a gencral support ...