... thinking to Mr. Gladstone, and have brought themselves into such strict training to think and act at his order, that, whatever the Whig creed may have been in the good old times, liberty of thought and action is now no part of the political inheritance of those ...

... poorer tradesmen send their children, at 6d. a week, to the National school, which is said to be a good one. Correspondence. WHIG-RADICAL PURITY. THE FROME TIMES. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24. lHfi9 ...

... old Whig and West Indian interest, Mr. Protheroe, his opponent, being a more advanced Liberal the election of 1830 Mr. Bright did not again offer himself for the representation, as be was a strong opponent of Catholij emancipation, and the Whigs, who ...

... of a quantity of flax which cost 21s. per stone. On Thursday the Koval wheel was forwarded to Buckingham Palace. —Northern Whig. The Viceroy of Egypt at the Crystal Palace.— On Tuesday a most magnificent fete was given at Norwood in honour of the visit ...

... a rote to £5O holders in counties, for they thought that was too small a holding. He thought, then, he had proved that the Whigs had never on any single occasion done a thing for them (hear, hear), and with regard to the Radicals, he would only ask them ...

... be rather blue, if the Inspector- General of ehe Reserve Force is to be taken as an example of national confidence. The two Whig Lords- Lieutenant of Somersetshire and Gloucestershire seem to partake largely of his nervousness on this head; the Earl of ...