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... London, and at the Mosley Arms, Manchester, after delivering a lecture in what was then the Hall of Science, Campfield. The Whig Government left nothing undone to secure a conviction. The harshness with which the sentence was enforced became the subject ...
... sweep clean, but Mr. Cardwell's broom is beginning resemble an old one portentously early its career. A cursory examination of Whig and Peelite speeches during the last fifteen years would supply us with several preceding specimens departmental oratory uncommonly ...
... to eight weeks of business life. In St. Anne's Ward I received the greatest kindness from the men of standing in that ward—Whigs and Tories—and received from them the greatest assistance in my election. I don't hesitate to say that I was defeated only ...
... TOK3DAY. February 2nd, 1869, at the PUBLIC HALL, WIOAN. Tickets disposed of by the chOdrea’s parents, and patronised by both Whigs and Tories, all being harmonised by the enchanting innocence the children. DANCING taught, and Parties supplied with QUADRILLE ...
... Halifax was enit at dinner at the town from which he takes his which he represented, when a commoner, *ct the commencement of the Whig Reform Sk« eT of the Conservative Act. Mr. Sir j, tLn, Lord F. Cavendish, Mr. Dixon, and **** of SSLEY were amon those P resent ...
... London, and at the Mosley Ar ms, Manchester, after deliver- ing a lecture in what was then the Hallof Science, Campfield. The Whig Government left noth ing undone to secure a con- viction, The harshness with whi Cc. h the sentence became the subject of ...
... Stanley acquired the seals of office, and loud promises were made of a speedy settlement being come to by the Terms, where the Whigs had failed. But on reconsideration the old difficulty seemed insuperable. The cabinet of Washington offered arbitration anew ...
... Madame Meyerbeer will settle at Vienna her daughter's marriage. Liberal Purity Bolton.—Our readers will remember howl that the Whig-Radical press raised certain factory operatives, in Lancashire town, refused to work in' (lie same mills with Liberal bluJgoon-mcn ...
... after being Speaker of the House of Commons. Bred Dissenter, h© became chief of the Tory party, and entered the cabinet as Whig. He quarrelled with no man, had a kind word for everybody. Ho had no policy, and was, therefore, able to say that any expedient ...
... DITBEIN STATIONMASTER. —The Dublin has held an the body of Jr •• Duffy, b. evening body' of reported. I seated • slit the head Whig aidail!l Somebody else has gone f aiul been sad hooked it, as the young who sell news papers and a very lane portion ...
... Locke King's bill on the übject is re-introduced. Economy to be the order of the day in future. So at least the members of the Whig-Radical (, abinet have asserted times without number in heir election speeches. By way of showing how fully they mean what ...
... fact was that he believed the Whigs were aware that the working classes were pretty generally Conservatives, -and therefore it was that they opposed Mr. Disraeli’s Reform Bill so much. The Reform Bill of *32 passed by the Whigs was specially calculated to ...