... inevitably lead to the political, social, and religious advancement the nation. (Cheers.) Referring to the many promises the Whig part}- for reform and retrenchment, he said their reform meant place, patronage, and procrastination. (Hear, hear.) Another ...

... decidedly Whig than this—not even Mr. Daniel M'Alpin and Mr, Joseph Bendle had to inolndsd with the others among its office-bearers. The first thing this very old body of Whigs did was invite Mr. Ernest Jones to oome here and nmp the cause Whig candidate ...

... recent election doinss in that town, illustrative the happy family relations prevalent there at present in connection with the Whig and Radical parties—with Mr. Ernest Jones flitting dimly about in the upper regions, as sort of Dei« ex mocJiitUi. the Mansion ...

... trust he wiR not repeat th* blunder the Wnigi the first Parliament, and, by.doing bring the Toriee Into office three years, the Whig id in 1 1835. ao, I can only hope that Mr. DiaraaK may torn his attention to the education of his parly to wMMI' and. torn ...

... respected, and it had wisited enter on tins topic at all, lie might also have enlightened ids audience lolorraiog them the Whig party iu the House composed ot a body ol men holding every conceivable lot m oi religion, alien wtll friendly, t.'ie Church ...

... god was Iheir belly. Some years afterwards an office was opened at Whitehall for the open and purchase Parliamentary aupport. Whig* and lories equally guilty this matter ; and the only inference i* that until at least the accession Imrd North 17JU, the ...

... receipt smaller income. Hut that ns may, I ant in way responsible for it ; neither passed it nor sandiuned it. was carried the Whig government John Russell, uol only long after I had ceased to member of the government, but alter the defeat the short-lived ...

... meant to do the same. They should ask the candidates what they meant to do with regard the Church, and not whether they were Whigs or Tories. They should ask them whether they would withstand popery and support the United Churcn of England and Ireland. The ...

... opinion, have united to drive Isabella from her throne. The Spanish revolution, in short, has been effected by a coalition of Whigs, Tories, and Radicals of all ranks and grades, and was the work of a nation, not of a party or a faction, a class or a sect ...

... Chetham's Hospital He hoped tnat after the excitement and commotion of the commg election had gone away they would all J J™? Whigs, Tories, and Radicals enter into Purpose of erecting a suitable and adequate empale man, John Bradford (Applause.) Reference ...

... country. It was they who tarnished the honour of Eng- land, and who are now trying to barter away her liberties. In six years the Whig-Radical Government spent £12,579,795 on guns and warlike material, and what have we in return for this vast expenditure ? Nothing ...

... Is there, then, really room for doubt 1 When men who have been Mr. GLADSTONE'S supporters for years leave him, when such Whigs and Liberals as the Duke of Porn , LAND and WILLIAM RATHBUN! GREG, W. it. G. are deserting their colors, men of inferior ...