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... burned, and life extinct. It is supposed that she had got and sat at the fire, was tak»*u faint, and fell into it.—Northern Whig. ...
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name a gentleman who wouM l»e univeraallr accepted the CoiiHerrativce of Bradford (a Voice: Powell”) who owned ..
... masters or workmen as a tyranny that could not be permitted. As to the recent extension of the franchise, how was it that the Whigs, with their thirty-five years’ tenure of office and the large majorities they had boasted, had not passed a measure of reform ...
“ NO SONG, NO SUPPER.”
... all. They say that at £5B per ton f.0.b., for usual F.P.K. shipmeut first open water they might succeed in buying. —Northern Whig. ...
THE ELECTION INQUIRY
... disclosed will do more to jmt an end to them than even the private interest of candidates whoso return they would imperil. Whig, Tory and Radical are at one in an equal abhorrence of courses of procedure calculated to undermine, and, the long run, to ...
WHAT IS A LIBERAL?
... hope to advance the principles, or secure the objects of his party. Independence!” Let each insist on that, and his party, it Whig or Tory, will forthwith become a rope of sand. Will our Lost Reader us the favour and bimself the justice to think of these ...
B E W D L E Y
... hou, gentleman once made the following extraordinary speech to his friends at public-house: —“Drink away, Bovs ; it’s the Whigs that want to frighten you from taking your ale. Yon may yon like till the writ comes down, but not after that.” And it was ...
TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRADFORD OBSERVER
... had often heard complaints about the great preponderance of Whig influence in former Liberal governments; l.hnt he could not but regard it as happy circumstance that ‘many members of leading Whig families were identified with the present government. For ...
- * ' i On Friday night. Mr. Uuvid Meßurnie. Bradford of .a* Hridtro Street on way limit tree rfaidos,
... second , class. First in place stands Mr. W. E. Forster, who has confessedly been crowded out of the Cabinet by a vigorous Whig movement in favour of some of their own partisans ; and, considering some of his Parliamentary antecedents, he is well fitted ...
THE CONDITION OF THE CHURCH IN
... voted for the Liberal candidate, and with tho proceedings a local lodge which elected Mr. Johnston ms its master. Tho Northern Whig, which has on several occasions published reports of its meetings, supplied by some friends, who lifted tho curtain and disclosed ...
SHIPLEY
... FORSTER, AND MR. STANSFBLD. THE Illustrated London Sexes spooks of U' wmfcssoillvbo'pn crow,led out of the Cabinet vigorous Whig movement in favour of some of their own partizans. and considering some his Parliamentary miteccdents. he is well fitted for ...