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... WHIG. Bill Exchange.—At the Leigh top County Court, Richard Hedges, of Cottealoe Farm, sued Darid Maillard, dairyman, of West Brompton, lor £d, doe on bill of exchange, and being tho balance of account for milk supplied. Mr. D. T. Willis appeared for ...
... WHIG AND TORY LIBERALISM. Mr. Alfred B. Beavan writes to the Windsor and Eton Express of Saturday last, os follows:— 1. Were not the religious disabilities of the Roman Catholics originally imposed by the Whigs? 2. Were not the leligious disabilities ...
... The Birmingham Gazette says that Mr. Rober Hanson, of Gloucester, long connected with oldest Whig journal of tbat city, which has recer>W| been converted into an organ of Advanced ism, complains in a Gloucester paper ihe policy of the new regime, and ...
... their opponents more or lee* Whig, for inatance, freedom of speech is a great Whig principle, but when the Whip' were once is office they impeached Dr. Ssebeverel for expressing his opinion. The English constitution is neither Whig ur Tory, but when a Sovereign ...
... Conservatives; opposed Whigs. 1836.—Proposed Repeal of the above. Supported by Whigs; opposed ConsorratiTes. —Lord Ashley's Bill to prohibit employment of children under ten in mines collieries. Supported by Conservatives; opposed Whigs and Liberals; and by ...
... at we wa Whigs have for the ri eQ earB been talking at their clubs, among p j S ' an d privately in the House of Com\ OPr much in the same 6ense your j BPondent8Pondent now writes; but whenever tue Liberal Whip has gone down c Uen cies, Whigs and advanced ...
... clothed with pride the sire be slandered by the One mildly'vsaksTtttan'tiiegood, Just better thas Who toadies for the timid Whig and blusters for the Bad; A manikin of negatives, of whom can nought be said, That fish, flesh, fowl would shrink from aim ...
... illiterates. We ran give them just as good words the Whigs, outbid their offers, and undersell their trade. Why nut Tory Socialism as well as Tory Reform? Do nut leave the Devil all the good times, nor the Whig. all the popular cries. Poor English orate is ...
... not be obtained from Sir Harry's party, the Whigs. Then are told that it was the Tories who refused to admit the working classes within the pale of the Constitution. Now, I always understood that it was Whig Reform Bill of Sir Harry Verney's friends ...
... died at Ilertfordbury this mouth, with a reputation of a lawyer of ability and integrity. He was twice Lord Chancellor ; a Whig, and a steady friend to religious liberty. ...
... and its noble owner organise the politics of the oounty, and, great extent, to find the funds for it. Tot, even then, the Whigs were no mean opponents. The Lords of Wyoombe Abbey, who were then content to be called Smiths, aad to bear the old Bank ...
... capped. Howell. They have apparently j at least for the present, the ultra-Demoof and are content with the candida- Bcion of Whig aristocracy, in the person of Mr. George VV. E. Russell. Mr. Russell's claims to their confidence are thus expressed in the ...