... fellow burgesses would ask them withdraw all confidence from Manchester school politicians, and from the whole section the Whig party. after j-assiog the form Bill tfce b»g« waged war e? .enoln against the friends aituniumped press ; they persist«>tly ...

... any of those which have happened the Continent. The shadow of the Liberal Sedan looms in the not remote distance. What with Whig discontent and rebellion the party is sadly out of joint. Foreign affairs, fits! many Liberal Ministries, are the rock on which ...

... necessity hawking himself ac»l down the country upon tho speculation getting returned for a pocket borough the favour some Whig nominee. Greenwich was not exactly the constituency offer peculiar attractions the austere B'atcstnau who had eat for Oxford ...

... be permitted to use their own catechism io their schools 3rd. The inspectors of Wesleyan schools to be Wesleyans. While the Whig Malthusians were thos contending that the law of supply and demand Justified the employment of Infants, what was the state ...

... was first formed, uso of the bludgeon was thing daily practise, and backed out by a newly.appointed and almost Irresponsible Whig magistracy. savage and relentless was the force in the use of weapons, that the introduction of the poli.ee force into some ...

... people were not repreceoted—(applatue). And who, I would uk, wu it pasted the Reform Bill of 1867 It was not the LiVemlt or the Whig*; it was Lord Derby (load tpnl iusc). I beg conclude moving the resolution I have previously read—(loud applause). J. Madeh ...

... for Oliver.’—The Whig press of the district has been la at tho tnist-ika made by Mr. Holt, M.P.. Clltheroe, rtlativo to the name of P. Kay Shultl'worth, but for which Mr. Holt has made the amende honorable. In the ca.se of the Whigs silence would hare ...

... explaining away the terms of his pro-Catholio manifesto, and adopts the convenleat interpretation. Sometimes ho is a Whig of the Whigs; others he is a Radical the reddest and most pronounced type. Of coarse, this sort of thing last always. The Premier ...

... 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 ...

... have tbe appointment made with as little delay as possible; and with the view of consolidating the power and tufinence of the Whigs by the appointment of one more placeman or officeholder? It Is a self-evident proposition that the moilou of Councillor Deane ...

... striking of the eeot and lot voters to suit their own bees designs. He exposed the truck system which flourished under the Whig- Radicals. From 1832 to tire present time their policy had been mean, vacillating, dishonest, and niggardly, ever robbing the ...

... meeting. (Mr. Beads) was very proud in having prevented increase of Mr. Poll’s salary of £is a year—(bear, bear, from the Whigs). next came to the question of vote of censure. He did not say that the police force as a body were drunken class os tailors ...