... the Beard schools had. The death for sew School Based was obised them to use their voile en that se the at true was net et er Whig and Tory, bet it was band apes the importent question whether , this country shout be religious country or dews late • sera ...

... shafting, and bale &Ms of lb. at the pawls dim Bps b us sow earned ee Ile at Towsbary and is ewer ISM mills shoat wares at mad Whig emBwleass to 1,100 The at Dewsbury is largest et It. kind in the klssdem, proleeing trots 7,000 to 8,000 yards of bread per ...

... he advised them to use their votes on that occasion faithfully, as the question at issue was not one of church or chapel, or Whig and Tory, but it was based upon the important question whether this country should continue to be a ?? country or break down ...

... his principles approved because he had received in a Board, School a sound and liberal education. (Hear, hear. ) Mr. Joseph Whig let, jun., proposed ...

... that upon a more serious ocamion I dame to withdraw from arguments and assertions which have been exposed to the full blaze of Whig and Tory criticism. I desire to do nothing of the Most Because a meeting is mainly composed of working men that has never seemed ...

... Alicante to coal. (Laughter.) Tbe Whigs, too, have their Alicante. Per- haps they are there now. But never miud. I have said hard thinks of the Wlrgs sometimes, but I have learned that the Whig mind, as represented by Whig editors, is a very sensitive thing ...

... and along Hirst•road for the purpose of supplying town's water to the new Board Schools, situate in Hirst-road.—Tenders for Whig the baths were laid before the committee; but it was only agreed to recommend the Council to authorise the committee to have ...

... a highly respectable Whig mien Lanc•- denounced me as a political dram-drinker--I said them was no Conservative reaction. It required some courage to say so then. It requires no courage at all to say so to-day. After all the Whig and Tory editor@ have ...

... think that allot:vat every organ of pnbtic opiuion in wove all deranged or diseased action of the many organs the sweetly, both Whig and Tory, would have cared to engaged in extracting 'nourishment for our bodies tenni notice thefew remarks I made a few weeks ...

... Alicante to coal. (Laughter.) The Whigs, too, have their Alicante. Perhaps they ere there now. But never miud. I have said hard thinks of the Whigs sometimes, but I have learned that the Whig mind, as represented by Whig editors. is • very imagine° thing ...

... good make it better, made it better, not be content until they had attained and having to the best. (Cheers. TAXATION AND THE WHIG POOR WwW AMENDMENT AOT. TO THE EDITOR DaILY S1n,—Leocal is imoreasing at s rapid rate, aad to such an alarming extent, in all ...

... LOCAL TAXATION AND THE WHIG POOR LAW AMENDMENT ACT. TO THE EDITOB OF THB HODDEBSFIELD DAILY CHRONICLE. Sir, — Local taxation is increasing at such a rapid rate, and to such an alarming extent, in all directions, that it is absolutely necessary, if the ...