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... Civil List, pensions and salaries. How do the two parties stand. The Whigs spend average X 9.700,546 per year, and Use Tories 48,969,477, difference X 780.868 non in line of the Whigs than the Tories—(cheers) Next look at the income tax. Daring Mr. Gladstone’s ...
... The Derbyshire Times. [SECOND EDITION.] SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21. 1869 Just 12 months ago the general elections gave tho Whig-Radical party a powerful majority in the House of Commons. The policy put forward by Messrs. Gladstone and Bright and upon which ...
... that the Whig party have been the cheapest government tho country could have. Now what are tho facts. I can give you a witness that no Whig or Radical dare to impeach, the late Richard Cobden. He stated in the House of Commons that the Whigs were the ...
... that the > Whig party have been the cheapest government the I country could have. Now what are the feels. can give yon witness that Whig or Radical dare to , impeach, the late Richard Cebdeo. He staled in the i. House of Commons that the Whigs were the ...
... advantage waa always taken when a woman wee reigning. It vat in Queen Anne's dayt. Who took advantage of that poor woman bat the Whigs ? The Radical papera had within the last twelve months claimed a great victory, that they bad got the Irish Churoh Bill Pasted ...
... Lath Dean. O.V. 16 De you tee at keg Branch/ • Will the young lady plash sack who up Amiga stage and allege at Dickers Whig be. address to be. two admires who rode up baled the stag In slight waggon on Saturday, at five pa./ Adder. H. T. 0, nos 506 ...
... will direekhis attention to the world that lies before him—(cheera) Which party really was in earnest o« Ilf Why, while die Whigs bad been talking, the Church bad actually been giving 80 per cent of the education that bad been given, all the others put ...
... among who can wield deftly the pen of critic, or philosopher, or historian eminent jurists have worthily succeeded the great Whig and Tory lawyers of bygone generation : the aristocracy and the country are men of attainments, liberality, moderation, and ...
... the next quarter of a century, at least; or that the Conservatives will not have almost as long an exile from office as the Whigs had from 17S-t to 1830. If there is sufficient lofty-minded selfabnegation in the party to welcome such counsels, and to adopt ...
... You arit as easy and tosatifal fit. From London, the oust reveler now., To this & one Establishment, which you may me, By Whig at Riskin's, and making it known, Ti them you ere rooomosended by And that are looking for clothes good and aloe, In quality ...
... was obtained, promised pacifilon Ireland, reduction of taxation in England retrenchment in expenditure. The country c the Whigs the chance to carry out the proa irne, the Conservatives retired from office months before Parliament met, in order to their ...
... man. Now, it was well known thattho object of the Whigs in their Reform Bill of was to disfranchise the working man. The aristocracy and the working men wore known to be church-going people, and the Whigs wanted to drive a wedge iu prevent the working classes ...