... desired to improve either their social or political condition they must rely upon themselves, and not be coquetting with either a Whig or Tory aristocracy. (Hear.) %‘he Council of Workmen were not the only persons who had been deceived over this alliance. When ...

... invariably of a Radical cast. He pithily stated, in address to his constituents, that he had never voted against the Whigs, except when the Whigs had voted with the Tories. He spoke often in the of Commons, generally with effect, but never at great length- ...

... Henry Lennox never knew that such a proposition had entered human brain, till he saw the revelation in the news- papers. The Whigs and mild Liberals, imagining that they have to longer any cause to fear an invasion of socialist reforms, affect to have discovered ...

... desired to improve either their social or political condition, they rely upon themeelvea, and not be orqsettigg with either • Whig or • Tory aristemesty. Ur. Odger rated that, es it wan expected an . emplane. . . . • firdc two om . api•ear in pipets week ...

... to improve either their socia! or political condition, they must rely upon themselves, and not be coquetting with either a Whig or Tory aristocracy (near). e had nothing to say against the seven resolutions or propositions except that they were very vague ...

... IS NOW SELLING SIX ENTIRE HOUSES OF FURNITURE, Which, with the above, compisadi— 11 Second-hand Mahogany, Walnut, and Birch Whig ardrobes. IS Second•hand various Wardrobes rind Hanging Pinson.. 40 Second-hand Mahogany, Birch and other Cheats of Drawers ...

... sensible men is out of the question. For such a programme, they say they are prepared to work with any person or persons, Whig or Tory Liberal or Radical, but while their support and work may be very valuable—and it evident they attach, or affect ...

... council of skilled workmen are willing to stand, and for such a programme they are prepared to work with any person or persons, Whig or Tory, Liberal or Radical. No political antipathies shall prevent them labouring for the social amelioration of the condition ...

... pro- fessions of zeal for retrenchment. None can say that those professions were not fulfilled according to the manner of the Whigs. They sold off stores which they affected to regard as surplus, and dismissed skilled artisans whose labours at our dockyards ...

... office of Lord Privy Seal was retained, in spite of the recommendations of a Select Committee, for the behoof of a veteran Whig, Lord Halifax ; and Lord Alfred Hervey, in virtue of his having once been bed-maker, or head of the Bed Chamber to a Royal ...

... unanimous resolve thasagbout the States that the peculiar Institution of Sloe must be stamped out. There were some in favour of Whig M • little grace, in the hope that the Railway, the minion dial:rid& Nevada, end the gradual concentration of Gentile consmaim ...

... doom, would be avoided. a run of four five days passengers would land at St. John, step into • railway carriage, and *enure of Whig whisked across Newfoundland in hours; and, in 24 hods, would And themselves at Shipman, whence • branch of the lota/colonial ...