... and, further, I am, as I have often said before, very anxious that all party strife may for ever cease amongst us, and that Whig and Tory may work together with a will for the putting down of every evil, whether political, social, or moral. Let us, if ...

... sufficient to cause every one who wishes well to their country to vote against him. I stand before you as a descendant of an old Whig family; and I have still the same opinion that my ancestors had upon the subject of what is called progress, but I do not want ...

... 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, ...

... govern on what ® derstand as Conservative principles. j Disrahli once said of the late Sir Rob*® Pbbl, “that he had caught the Whigs b»tbi®w and run away with their clothes. This perfectly true when it was uttered, and it plies with not loss force to Mr. Disraeli ...

... nal stage coach drops off the road let us try to replace him with a man of the period, who will keep with the times, be he Whig, Tory, or Radical. —Yours respect fully, L - Openshaw, Nov. 2nd, 1869. FEEE TRADE, RECIPROCITY, &c. To the Editor of the lieporter ...

... 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 ...

... Belfast correspondent of the Daily Review says : —Lord Leitrim is, perhaps, the worst landlord in all Ireland. The Northern Whig has published, and is still publishing, a series of letters from “A Donegal Man” on the Leitrim land administration. I only ...

... 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 ...

... 25 years in this country, to the effect th:-t a Whig Government was an economical government, and that a Tory Government was very expensive. These statements they knew were not true.—(Applause.) The Whigs, taking from 1852, for 13 years had had a total ...