... members of the Whig or Liberal party took no very active or decided part therein, and anyone who will take the trouble to inquire will find that their names sel- dom appear in the report of debates. It is quitetrue that in 1.834 the Whigs under Grey, Brougham ...

... of Commons, which asserted its power, and which has produced the coming Liberal Premier-Sir William Harcourt.-Yours, &c., A WHIG. August 6, 1874. PENWORTHAM BRIDGE vers-us LIBERTY. TO THE EDITOR OF THEJ PRESTON CHRONwOLR. Sin,-Any pedestrian can walk ...

... veterans, all of them wearing dia silver medals, ~which were taken from them through the' a extensive ramifications of the Whig government, of 1839, and in the orthodoxy of its spy system. A sbort link line of %rd railway now hoanurs Barnoldawick, and ...

... of E ngland will tell him ths So arfo tise Tories being tise crushers of the ?? Catlolice it was exactly tise contrary, the Whigs or Liberals beiss the opponents of the Roman Catholics. E1ven the lest atagainst the Roman Catholics, about 20 years ogo, woo ...

... of the Scotch rebellion in 1745, when one of the ima Shuttleworth's was banged at Lancaster; bet this act on ! behalf of the Whig Government of the day was said to be 111 a terrible Stretch of anth:,rity. At this time the bead of tot Lord Edward Towrnuley ...

... religion. It is time the ratepayers, instead of quarrelling over mere nick names in politics, and nick names in religion, such as Whig, Tory, Radical, Liberal, and Con- servative in politics, and Catholic, Protostant,Presbyterian, Baptist, Independent, or Howler ...

... fertility of the country. A short time before he had indulged in thle famous phillipic of The base, bratal, stud bloody Whigs, in which he was warrmly n- taken to task by Lord Mfacaulay. A patriotic Irishman TH hen lived in ManchesterEr. G. W. Coady ...

... occasionally with others, would give a tone to the Society ; but some would rather discuss whether the devil wae tile fii St Whig, and all Radicals his imrps, tban enter into thu games of the club. Napoleon and enuche are gambling games; whist, skill Bead ...

... productive of the duest prosecution of the work- De igclasses unless other safeguards were qaickly enacted, hey Hewould make the whigs aL present of George Dewhuret liE Isand his stepping stone whereby they would get a humping nec ~-k pennyworth. As to Sir Francis ...

... A Dissenter should, for all that, draw it rather mild, keeping in mind the fact that his side of the question the ancient Whigs or Liberals of those times proposed the as- sassination of Charles the second in 1682. He is rather inconsistent with himself; ...

... Bat the occasion was re- markable for the opportunity it afforded Mr. Scourfield of reading an extract fi-om the Rich- monl; Whig on the relative economy of AmericLn Republicanism and English Monarchy. It was to the following effect :- For the quiet and ...

... macuse storedenaler, and not even by Sir John Dalrymple Hay, but by a dischai'ed dockyard cleric. The basest Tory, the mildest Whig, the wildestFenian, and the totally unpolitical Briton alike will smile when they hemar that that injured individual, the dockyard ...