... arrested, but granted bail, pending his examination. THE LOSS OF A MAIL STEAMER OFF THE ISLE OF MAN. A Belfast paper, the Northern Whig, publishes the following particulars of the loss of the Belfast and Fleetwood steamship Prince Alfred: The Prince Albert left ...

... London, and at the Mealey Arms, Manchester, after delivering a lecture in what was then the Hall of Science, Camptield. The Whig Government left nothing undone to secure a conviction. The halal:mess with which the sentence was enforced became the subject ...

... the borough of Halifax, and was only defeated by the retirement of a sitting member, and a coalition between the Tories and Whigs. The speech which he delivered from the hustings excited considerable attention on the continent. From the time he joined the ...

... questions. In May, 1448, his persistent efforts alarming the Whig Government of the day, he was arrested at Manchester for a speech delivered in Bishop Bon. ner's Fields, London. The Whig Government left nothing undone to secure • conviction, the harshness ...

... and deeper into tbe mire, and earned still farther to dsetractisn. For bia own part did not think it required man to either Whig or Radical in order to pave and light tbe streets, neither did think that the Reformers of Bolton bad managed the affaire of ...

... Gillott against the wisest goose that ever cackled at the Capitol. Mr. Greg’s memorandum has a special dash of intment of a new Whig economyinit. It suggests the appo ofiicer—a controller of penknives—with a staff of nibbers, shitters, and finishers.— Zci ...

... educated than ever it was under Liberal hands. It was wise provision that this country should be goveri ned by party—either Whig or Tory. When the i one party was in, the other was out. —(A voice, I Watching.”) The party that was out was under the necessity ...

... next to him on the polL Some time afterwards Mr. Ernest Jones stood for Nottingham, and, notwithstanding the coalition between Whig and Tory, polled 614 votes out its then small constituency. The manhood suffrage movement was initiated by Mr. Ernest Jones ...

... Halifax, and was defeated only by the retirement of one of the sitting members, Mr. Protheroe, and ' the coalition betwen Whigs and Tories at the eleventh hour. From IS4,> to tins time he had passed from town to town throughout Great Britain, frequently ...

... difference between saying and doing is matter of every-day observation, and we are quite prepared for any amount of sneering at Whig pronuses; but the present Ministiy, during its short reign, have done much more than they have said, and this period of the ...

... transferred, with the tme-deed of certain tenements and messuages, from Mr. Green Price the hitherto unsheltered son great Whig dnke. But was all hope abandoned when Lord Hartington was deported a Conservative in own peculiar county? Were there no nooks ...

... interests of the v, orking classes. In 1847 he contested Halifax, but was defeated at the eleventh hour by a corlition between the whigs and tones. still continued the agitation of measures calculated 1o advance the interests of the trorkiag class*, was arrested ...