... contained in that to show that Mr. Samuel Oldham ever intended his bequest for the Whigs to the exclusion of the Tories, or for the Tories to the exclusion of the Whigs. In conclusion, let us examine the subject a little further, and see who have been ...

... Victoria the Whig government offered to give him £50,000 a year. The Tories interfered, thinking £30,000 was quite enough ; therefore, the Tories saved the country £20,000 a year that the Whigs would have spent. During the 13 years the Whigs were in office ...

... of the old Whig party, to promise all kinds of reform and retrenchment when in opposition, or at the hustings; but their performances when in office were miserably small, and completely disheartening to their fob lowers. As a paruy. the Whigs are happily ...

... did not warmly espouse the Liberal cause, he, at all events cast in his lot with the Liberals, and held office nnder several Whig leaders, and cordially gave his eminent abilities and influence in the promotion of the great measures with which they have ...

... Government. This junction af the Tory and Adulianiite forces did not spring from a belief that the Reform Bill proposed by the Whigs was too small and restricted, but because, both Adullamites and Conservatives alike hated the very name of retorm, and were ...

... circumstances requiring inquest. Their antagonism was spiced wit® political feeling, and thus it became grim that Tory inquest and Whig inquest both necessary as the preliminary a decent burial. The origin of the conflict must be briefly stated. Under their charter ...

... THE ULSTER ORANGEMEN, The Northern Whig states that at the burial of the boy Watson, shot In Portadown, the Orangemen who walked in procession, “in open violation of the Party Processions Act, wore all sorts of sashes—white, black, and blue, but more ...

... affair at all, but that unfortunately upwards of seventy operatives have been discharged fr* m their employment by several Whig firms for voting for Mr. Thomas W. Mellor. far have the committee appointed to look after the interests of .their fellow workmen ...

... pO LET, and may be entered upon im- J_ mediately, a first-class DWELLING-HOUSE, situate in Turner-lane.—Apply to Mr. Miles Whig ley, Turner-lane, Ashton-under-Lyne. BE LET, a USE and SHOP, next JL door to the Crown Inn, Stamford-street ; Fixtures, ...

... according to the dictates of his conscience, and should always consider the interests of the ratepayers independently of either Whigs, Tories, or Radicals.— (Great cheers ) He should do his utmost to lessen the expenditure of the corporation, and it would be ...

... finally decided that would he well to accommodate the fugitives for the night in well-known mansion iu Police-square.— Northern Whig. ...

... things, but he did not see that the legislature could do much in that, but he would help the government all he could, whether Whig or Tory, to bring about a better order of things.—(Applause.) It gave him great pleasure to meet so large an assembly, and ...