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... it 2-16 Maltyre, a Whig brother-in-law, for the of the the weight estate, w! tenants limits, Bet Tom is the the better looking, altogether the ean be apd all his teo and offers to beck himself ‘at five te one. ...
... system as it had been under oi l. The now Poor Law did not propitiate the poor; while Whig finance and Whig for. ign policy were viewed with suspicion by the rich. A Whig Government had its Newport riots a Tory Government its Manchester riots. AU these causes ...
... from the Whigs of three millions. These three millions which you have read of a thousand times in the' papers* are supposed to expenditure by the Conservative party (great howling). It is nothing of the kind ; it is legacy of the Whigs. The Whig! ns denuded ...
... DAILY SATTUDAT, UBS. When Earl Derby said, with chuckle, that Mr. Disraeli's descent to household suffrage had dished the Whigs, he made a mistake. The thesry which found favour for a time with the Conservatives was that below the ten pound line would ...
... succeeded in carrying another Whig, Mr. Wyvill with him. Lord Howden was the loser. In 1830, the last disputed election before the Reform Bill, no fewer than 3,540 electors voted. Mr Bayntun, a Tory, polled 1,928 ; Hon. T. Dundee, a Whig, 1,907; and the Hon. R ...
... thing that distinguishes it more Juan another it is the thoroughly independent attitude he has ever raaintained towards the Whig and the Tory par eg alike. It has always been sufficient for to know that a measure was good and needed by country to ensure ...
... minister the of Strughal beheaded in the of I. Byer use old Whigs rod great aristocrats. Mr. Laborer% who is Middlemen on the use. side, is the Nephew of the Mr. who was • member of ievemil Whig Moir • in the hare of Bering until he war aver 'Taunton. U ...
... Chipping Wycombe, in opposition CoL Grey, the nominee of the Whig Cabinet. Seeing that that was the fact, how could it be said that he came forward as a Radical Upon occasion he satirised the Whig Ministry by saying that they almost plunged the country into ...
... >;> OLD WHIG. Our venerable friend would have been more consistent if L he had communed with his own thoughts, and been silent. The provocation to write is, admit, very ■ strong; bnt the duty to silent is, think. | stronger. Wo recommend both Whigs and Tories ...
... (Hear, bear.) In the matter of local ation, what had been their policy The principal item of that was the poor rate. In the Whigs, who w# re now called Liberals, passed a poor law which was to reduce the rates by course the most cruel that was ever heard ...
... TI COMI WITHOUT RISK.—An AOENCY for EMIT INDIA TEA Co '9 TEAS will, • Whig. Apply tor limns to the No. 9, M. Ilit J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CBLORODYNE. Till ORIGINAL AND ONLY ADVICI TO IN%•ALI you wish to obtain quiet refer& stem fro* feott be relief fr.= sad ...
... not been for the Conservative party where would have been the freemen now (applause and interruption)? If the £7 Bill of the Whigs had passed not one amongst the freemen of Beverley would have had a vote on this occasion (applause, groans, and hisses). But ...