... are printed by dlffsrstit fire—. Lake Haggard, the founder, came from 1768. H. H. (Accrington).—L Lord Aberdeen's Oovsramant (Whig) was power during the Crimean war. but so mismanaged affairs that on January 59. 1855, resolution was paarod In the House of ...

... his proposition was not less alarming In relation to the Institution property than Bruce a new-fangled Licensing BIIL The Whigs began their downward course la 183 d, patting down the system of home brewing and introducing ruinous system of free trade ...

... bear, hear, and applause). Since that time great changes have taken place in the conatilntion of the country. We have seen Whig Government in power, and have seen the results which have followed—(hear, hear). The party with whom it has been my pride and ...

... 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 ...

... , hear). Ihe Whigs in their ten years took three millions off. Tho Tones re- , duced the national debt not by laying on taxes to it, I but by saving, and they took forty-seven millions off the national debt in their ten years, but Whigs increased | the ...

... each day more contemptible and becoming decidedly unpopular among the sensible members all constituences, whether they are Whigs, Tories, or Radicals. ...

... them in disorder and discredit can easily understand, and to some extent compassionate, the chagrin which tho great Radical Whig party, troUing mote or less submissively at the heels of Mr. Gladstone, must feel after the wonderful experiences of the last ...

... such proposals have been made daring the present session, would b© worthy the respect of the country, whether it called itself Whig or Tory. For example, the proposal to make committee of the House of Commons responsible for inquiring into the condition of ...

... IM»“ facte of the case judge at Chambers enabled too Corporation to put an appearance, and to defend the Aft*, 00 - action the Whig party, however, was concentrated not upon the matter to trial, but procuring MbltetmeoA Town Clerk warned the Council of the ...

... Tories had been in office ten years before that time, and the Whigs were In ten years after. The Tories daring the ten years they were In office took £15.000,000 off the taxes, and the Whigs in their ten yean I took £5^000,100 off. The Tories while in ...

... the shortcomings of the Whig* That Income tax continued while Sir Robert Peel was In office; had been continued ever Biuce, and was likely to continue; but be would tell them that, taking average, the income tax was 72>1 under Whig or Radical rule, and sid ...

... decision. He congratulated the Radical section of the “Liberal” party in haring converted the majority of the Cabinet and the Whigs to the necessity of the ballot, but for his own part he looked forward with some curiosity hear how the Prime Minister and ...