... distance of NTEL\immediately, an ASSISTANT M Jf (ex-P. T.) for School-lane C.E. School. Dale, to take charge of the infants, teach whig, the master in the general work of the aohool; tc . , £40.—Address, with copies of testimonials, the Vicar, ANTED r immediately ...

... Surely you will say. with me, that men who hav* no belief the Divine revelation are not the men tfi govern this nation, be they Whigs or Radicals. Communications received. fhvrchman; Temperance' E. L. B. ; S.S. M.; Kate; Experimentalist; W. ;J. B.i Harpvrhey ...

... time when many of the Liberal party—the extreme Radicals—were doing all they could to come to the front and drive away the Whigs from the position which they had so long held, and they were going to say, and they had said to the Prime Minister, unless ...

... time he had been looked upon the rising hope of those stern and unbending Tories ; he began to walk the bye-lanes of the Whigs, went into the paths of the Liberals, had now got into the Radical street, and before long ho would possibly bud, blossom, ...

... take tho seat, and, with his constituents, he appealed to the people to support him, as tha question at issue was not one of Whig, Tory, or Radical, but affecting tho right of their suffrage. (Applause.) The resolution was carried, and, on the proposition ...

... Lord Mayor, who, observing a glass on tho table, called out, Gentlemen, where ticks the Ministry? At nothing, replied tho Whig, and immediately drank off his glass. Turner, Prout, and Varley were on sketching in Devonshire. They had to cross a ferry ...

... you will say, with me, that men who have no belief in the Divine revelation are not the men to govern this nation, be they Whigs or Radicals; and certainly such Liberalism affords a tolerable indication of that policy by which they would thus tear up by ...

... prevented all this beinc carried oat, that was the good old Whigs and the Moderate Liberals who had prevented it, but they must not believe it. (Laugh ter and applause.) The fact was that the Whigs anc Moderate Liberals were being swallowed more more day ...

... considered the Great United. It is the nature of things utterly impossible that so extraordinary a combination as that of Whigs, Liberals, Radicals, Socialists, and Atheists should maintain even the semblance of cohesion when the great chief, who cleverly ...

... assassination. will not allow England and Scotland to become wreck among the nations, poor Ireland. Liberal and Conservative, Whig and Tory, will found united, standing the royal and loyal old formula of William HI., God and right, rather than by the teaching ...

... entered Parliament in 1837 as member for Maidstone. Ho then professed to be a Tory, or, at any rate, a violent opponent of tho Whigs. Disraeli (Mr.) reaohed Manchester Juno 1, 1872. Ha attended a great political demonstration at Pomona, June ; addressed monstro ...

... with this (Mr. Hulton) agreed. Whatever might be the political opinions of members, they would find many Liberals and old Whigs staunch and true enough to their country to put party considerations one side, and ready to ally themselves with the Conservative ...