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... Acts 13th and 14tb Viet. •. 64, 1 HfiO. Lord Ashley. To rr-nder mure atringent the proaiaiooa of the last net. Sir G. Grey (Whig Home Seen*tarjr) insisted on a claoae inoreaaing die veekly toil of women and children by honr*. In anile of this concession ...
... the Church or the Fuiube. The Spanish Revolution.—Bt Vedette. Cornelius O’Dowd.— Walewski.—Medical Lecturers. —Misßts.—The Whig Letter. Old and New. The Coming Elections. W. Bliokwood and Sons, Edinburgh and London. LANCASTER GAZETTE. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ...
... against King James, for civil and relieions freedom ; remember the example of our fore lathers, bishops and barons, and good old Whigs, who alwata looked to nneient land-marks, citing to fundamental p inciples. held fa-t ancient charters, and ao built up our ...
... think, that every friend the constitution, Whig or Tory ? should show an unflinching and uncompromising resistance to his proposition. Though, as regards myself. I have hitherto voted for the Liberal interest, Whig, and the son of a Whi?, whose ancestors ...
... favourite* are turning out to be nothing better than roarers; and various fincb>ed young colli that have come out of the very best Whig stables are giving painful proofs that the ground is too heavy and the course too long for them. Staying power is now beginning ...
... and the remaining statesmen of that era may be regarded having virtually retired from the direction of pablie affairs. The Whig family clique is politically defunct; and of tho Russells and Greys shall not hear much henceforth. The Peelite school, which ...
... ” I glad the notes of the‘‘ Blackbird” attracted his at. tention. I will reply by, the arguments of the two loaders of the Whig or Liberal school to which Argus seems to belong. the Protestant minority in Ire- j land having no right to their Church,” ...
... profusely displayed party colours, and were demonstrative the most violent pariitao could showing their sympathies for the Whig the Tory candidates. This display of feeling oarri*Mi rather too far the outset, sod very nearly retailed in serious row. The ...
... Radicalism to which he has long bean tending; no bond between him and the sober Liberalism of the middle-classrs of the great Whig families. Ha apeak, and think, and act like metropolitan member-can adopt the political tone of (hs Ayrtona and Lnyards, and ...
... generation, comprehended universal suffrage, vote by ballot, and short paaliaaMßda; and agamat that programme the traditionsl Whig families and their party, as constitutional politicians were bound to do, went in tooth and nail, repudiating and despising ...
... Kirkby Lonsdale, 25th November, 1868. HALL, projects which the Radicalism this day presents, and support of which the old Whig families, aforesaid, who could not away with Hunts’ or Cobbetts’ mild nostrums, so cordially unite. We ask then if we Conservatives ...