... served the ratepayers, and occupied most prominent and important positions in the Council, having the respect and confidence of Whig, Tory, and Radical members. Why is it that the services of these two gentlemen are ignored, and a municipal STripling promoted ...

... to improve either their social or political condition, they must rely upon themselves, and not be coquetting with either P Whig or Tory aristocracy. He had nothing to say against the resolutions except that they were very vague and very wordy and might ...

... knowledge of the ways and means of Mr. Husso'si office by the Hotel de Ville, the prodigy who was fetched out of the City by the Whigs has succumbed to the pro- verbiaL,. danger of his position, in more places than one. There are more chil- dren of his genius ...

... squire, Mr. Morgan said such language reminded him of what Mr. Disrdel said of Sir Robert Peel, (- That he had caught the Whigs bathing,- and run away with their clothes. But in these matters he preferred performances to promises, and facts to prophecies ...

... 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 ...

... constantly held 3!r munerative posts, to the detriment of, ?? better men than himself. This is a ecaada,0,,. and full worthy a Whig Government. There is another lucrative naval appoin.tr now to be filled up-that of official eaowat , spondent from abroad; ...

... and there was a ?? attempt made to disbelieve the rumoit Util tie exact programme was produced, and then tihe anbelieving Whigs began to fear. There as sole foundation for the alliance contem- platedl l wl een the Conservative peers and states- ,ten andi ...

... them the Council of Skilled Iorkmen ?? staud,and for such a programme they are prepared to work with any per- son or persons, Whig or Tory, Liberal or Radical. No p oli- tical antipathies shall prevent them labouring for the social amelioration of the condition ...

... well as mere politics in its meaning. His business was to form a party in which the Nonconformists and the Churchmen, the old Whigs and the new Philosophical Radicals, the Manchester School and the Organiza- tions of Labour could commonly work together. There ...

... working men's representatives agreed, and for them they expressed their willingness to co-operate and work -no matter with whom, Whig or Tory, Liberal or Radical. The Council of Working Men were given to understand that the overtures came from the Lords and ...

... 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 ...

... ordanised, wishes to found a new party altogether. It is to be a country party, composed exclusively of gentlemen, whether Whig or Tory is of no con- sequence, who have anything to do with agri- culture. They are to look after agricultural interests, ...