... always animated the citiseas of Exeter would not be quenched if misfortune should come upon the poor ; and that all men, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical, would be as ready to relieve distress as they had ever been, without any distinction of party. (Hear, hear ...

... had always animated the citizens Exeter would not be quenched misfortune should come upon the poor, and that all men, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical, would be ready to relieve distress as they had ever been, without any distinction of par'y—(hear, hear) ...

... they have so denounced, and sell their party sell the noblest men of their party—for the high and holy object of dishing the Whigs. (Hear, hear, cheers.) Gentlemen, I am t thankful that this has come to end, I sincerely believe that many and many a good ...

... always animated the citizens of Exeter would not be quenohed if misfortune should come upon the poor, and that all men, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical, would be as ready to relieve distress as they had ever been, without any distinction of party —(hear, hear) ...

... far relates tbe year 1868, and for other purposes relating thereto. Luc Journal. Our readers will remember tie howl that the Whig- Radical press raised when certain factory operatives, in Lancashire town, refus ;d to work in the same mills with Liberal ...

... most Protestant portion of the empire. The result of the leap in the dark, which was, in Lord Derby's slang, to dish the Whigs, has to give Mr. Gladstone majority of 110, the best position any premier ever stood iv before. What will he do with it is ...