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... the Libera] party, and by the same logic is no doubt prepaid to adopt any all of them as necessity requires. But a weak-kneed Whig will not suit the robust and rampageous Radicals. They want stamina, their own peculiar stamina, in the chosen leader, and ...
... held in the WINTER GARDENS, OR THE SOTB AVRIL. A First-Claw BAND by Mr Goodwin, Manchester. Geo. B. Scholes, Sootbpoct. John Whig lev. Fomby, Honorary Secretaries, preliminary announcement. BISPHAM FLORAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY second ANNUAL SHOW ot ...
... upset the arrangement Interposing Question about Six O. dike's oath of allegiance. The noble lord is a conrtier of the old Whig type, and never loses opportunity putting himself forward when Royalty is concerned. held official post the Royal Household ...
... lachrymose epistle, announcing the doleful news that the great Whig Clubs the tows, so pretentious from their personal patronage, were mouldering to decay, and that unless the land of the Whig capitalist was put on the fall of gold one by one, the clubs ...
... Into the grocer's floor cheat. When William dob belt wae first returned for Oldham had recently a charge made against him the Whig, m* writines, made the agricultural laboartra die E m A a»ked plain-looking man for fStocoSlng New Poor-law BiU. ! that a ...
... someth tag pertroded which said— *' II rains, hath, it snows, blows, And I wo* through all eloas. So I prithee. Whig, let me In, I prithee, Whig, let me lo.*' Well, said the law giver, thine are the whining strains which Ism usually address id, hot where ...
... votes lore the semblance fovonriug tho Ten Honrs Bill Bat general election was then Imminent, and a •‘cry** was needed for the Whig party. May. 1847. the genuine Ten Hoars Bill was passed, and it came Into operation n 1813. It embraced Its scope Interference ...
... from Mr. Smith Mr. Brand wood breauae they were in favour of stipendiary magistrate. With respect to the previous history the Whigs—whin they had the management of the might be said that evctythiog they did was c-mvcrted into a haah and a muddle. Alderman ...
... ds—rather nard phrases—which one who has been accuatamcd from one's earliest days to look upon Whig what Dr. Johnson raid, when stated that the first Whig known was Satan —(laughter)-that was what the greatest iran that thia country almost ever had said ...
... turn are being supplanted by bolder and more faction. These are the men who dictate the nation*! policy, while oligarchic Whigs and liberals fill the Cabinet, and the mass of the party their shallow commonplaces with irtltatlug self-oomplaescvv, nncoDclous ...
... collection made for the purpose defraying Incidental expenses. FniDAT'U Poucx Caua.-Before Mayer end Mr. Wfaarten. —Bow tub Whigs Maraokd Paxk Wabd BLncnou.— Edward who worked Masers. Pdklagton’s New Mill, was ranraowed for obtetotog pints beer false pretners ...
... magistrate for Blackburn. Nearly two yean ago a motion was made before the Council, which was carried a majority one. The Whig psirty had then the carriage the motion for the appointment of a stipendiary magistrate. That party, true to their instinctive ...