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... reference to local offieea of had something do ; yet I cannot help thinking, upon the evidence it ought to be concluded that Whig and Tory had a great deal mote to do with that election. These oolounf ippear to have been adopted with ref crease to the municipal ...
... might say, or indeed any other paper in Lancashire-and they all had good deal to say their own way—there was not paper, whether Whig, Radical, or Toiy, that would cate the rights of the working man—(cheers). They might take “Attious,” or any other man they ...
... for yon vote before then 7 Witness : Not personally. I balieve some one came my honse, I was not in. Mr. Justice Willes; The Whigs did not canvass yon 7 Witness: No, John Kenworthy (examined Mr. Binn) was the next witness. ;lam .pinner, and the time of the ...
... should thrown out against borough, but is the lord of the , f *‘I down upon your list, lord. „ ? character * millowner upon the Whig the largest landowner in Serjeant B.illantinc : For the same reason I shall save side, then I be at Jilxirty, in discretion ...
... threw the whole House into a con- Tulsioo. The officials of the Treasury bench, headed hy Mr. Gladstone, fairly roared, and Whig and Tory might everywhere seen holding their sides. The whole speech, which was put into the months of the mythical deputation ...
... corruption, and intimidation, al■•h®® v have been practised the Conservative party, ex* watoed that from the passing of the Whig Reform BUI, 77 Conservatives had lost their seats, whilst the number Of Liberals had been 112. Referring to Blackburn, said ...
... I aay ■mmaaaar in-wffl haring two partUa la the itatat tent* tea otter; they might depend upon It, tewarar JNieapaitjaaal a Whig Baform BID-down the yaeite ttea, tea aftte aattomteTiallia Interaat of pSty. Ite wated ramembar that fa Praatea, and aathßtefiaaaa ...
... mercy of such men would trample under their feet all who differ from them in religion and politics. JUSTICE, paper alluded Whig organ. The Jfonehesfcr Courier is the acknowledged Conservative daily in these parts.—JM. B.\ ...
... place. I belong to the party which advocates the principles that are most conducive the happiness and the welfare of all- Whigs and Tories alike—(cheers). In the second place, the principles of which I the representative are not so much a matter of d ...
... aatirieal when please*—possesses just tha qualitiea comb down the pompoeity of the Duke of Argyll, to ruffle the tamper of the old Whig lawyers. Lord Cairns, moreover, a happy knack of dealing with the blandishments of Earl Granville. illustration of this I may ...
... In ita marita * Lord Weatbury baa dona good aaraioa to the State ta hia own party in planting landmark the right property. Whig*-and Liberala, non treated with the Radical*—have not been lire to the eituatioo ; they h*»e not the dktanoa to bare ben bora* ...
... pacification Ireland had been either farmed in their own minds or had been laid before Parliament and the country. wonder that ths Whig psora should now regret the split which has taken pises between themselyes and Lord Weathncy. Bo is of ths worst men possible ...