... bait* the of working j yet, oofanthetaadin* and , economy, not r-rerent a on the f' y«*r j a lo*a «uHci«Uy large, bet jet balow whig, the» hare reaaoa know baa been •offered seeeral oiUbliebmeote in the Nortb, *• the tcrffitaalion the year. Uiey bare made ...

... Sir .r Gbev, and another member of Parliament, who represents not only the borough Finsbury, hut a somewhat hard school of Whig political economists. Sir Wiuuam Ihue, and Mr Nash, arc also rather distinguished r.u u in their several departments, and, ...

... proper to fota composed of the Chairman as Provate the hud. (Hoar.) That was what had been , p er3 and seconders ofthe re*o■aid Whigs and Tories in out the Hruso, Committee, with power to add lo a!! parties, fifid intere-te, and tto|. was ,u.t lo rol ,« , d ...

... Engineers' Society i* to bo the candidate selected by the Labour EcpreseataUon Lcaguo. is to be pot forward without referonce to Whig ConaervstiTO interests, and if any cry raised about diriding the Liberal interest* and letting m the lory, such cry will bo ...

... against bis own inclination, to accept onerous office of Premier; and then another seven years of opposition. defeat of the Whig Reform Bill in 1866, once more Lord Derby became Premier, but only to facilitate the formation of Ministry and to organize ...