THE LIVERPOOL MAIL
... Murphy. Clarendon Kooms, 11, South John-street, Liverpool, October 22, 1H73. THE PRESENT PANIC CAUSED BY PEEL’S BILL, PIECE OF WHIG LEGISLATION. ...
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL MAIL
... for their apathy and supine indifference when the introduction of cash payments was first promulgated amid the cheers of the Whigs, who, sticking their knees in Peel’s bock,” describes, hoped to gain a triumph over the Tories, whom the battle of Waterloo ...
THE LIVERPOOL MAIL. OUR NEW MAYOR
... the contrary, when the Whig-Badicale came on us like a flood after their temporary popularity at the inauguration of the Municipal Beform Act, and until the tide turned, from 1835 to 1841, we had no less than half-a-dozen Whig or Badical Mayors in unbroken ...
pole, who etch directed the polioy of » (iMI ft) nearly twenty yearn. It to manifeat at glaaee however, that
... which Sir Robert Peel led the Tory party ha in office between aeven and eight. Of the 17 yean during which Lord Rowell led the Whig party waa in office eleven. Then their capacity for leadership waa to a gnat extent mixed up with their capacity for government ...
Satubdat, Nov. 1,1873. na of Paul Potter’s Young Bull,” in the Galleries the Hague—once highly ranked Fourth ..
... Ipswich, at great gathering of working men, Lord John Manners, the Earl of Holmesdale, and Sir J. Kennaway, fired into the Whig-Radical Ministry most effectively, and amid universal plaudits. And similar fearless exposures of Ministerial sins and shortcomings ...
CONTENTS
... Advertisement*. Kvkmm and Topics Wkkk. i. Elementary Education and Local Taxation. The Present Panic caused by Peel’s Bill, Piece Whig Legislation. Mr. BushtU’s Retirement iroin the School Board. Presentation to Mr. Joseph Mayer, dec 5. Mr. Anthony Trollope ...
S. E E M I N G , 38, HUSSELL.STBEET (Late with and JerraeT, Compton House), DECOKATOU, PAINTER, PAPER HANGER,
... And, most ominous of all, Lord Arthur Russell, brother of the great Whig Duke of Bedford, has openly proclaimed the popular Distrust ot the Gladstone Ministry; the wish of the old Whigs to adopt his relative’* Rest and Thankful,” anil his significant admissions ...
CONFERENCE OF TEIE CHIIRCE.' ASSOCIATION
... views. (Applause.) The Bev. Prebendary Dalton (Wolverhampton) onened the discussion, which was continued throughout morning &Whig, on What steps should be taken by the clergy and laity to induce the archbishops and bisliops to take decided practical action ...
THE LIVERPOOL MAIL
... notoriously among the chief owners of such property in the Great Metropolis. Nay more, they are the very foremost pillars of the Whig-Radical party in the Imperial Parliament. Wo shall quietly await the election of next Monday, and then reprint the manly protests ...
COLONIAL AND FOREIGN
... the Ashantccs, more than the great Military Powers of Earth. This little war another and stupendous Whig-Radical “blunder” —all of piece with the petty Whig- Radical Abyssinian War. Even the Ministerialist organs admit this ill-starred campaign against the ...
FEMALE EMIGRATION
... livered at Richmond by Mr. Stuart, who was Secretary of the Interior to President Fillmore, and was formerly a leader of the Whig party. The speech is remarkable for advocating the forced colonisation of the negroes in St. Domingo. In the course of his ...
ACTIONS FOR LIBEL
... of Hertford in the counties of Down, Antrim, and Armagh. The defendant is .ffr. F. D. Finlay, the proprietor of the Northern Whig, Belfast, and the coarse action was alleged libel in published letters and leading articles in that journal, in which the plaintiff ...