... PACK ALK.Mll.Duud STRONG ALES. TORTKR. and STOUT supplied of tho usual sires. Hole Agent for Leeds and District—J. JAQIIF.H. WHIG H T\S 1 W 1 A CELEBRATED LAST INDIA PALE, ALES. STOUT, AND ...

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... known the Old House Home. brewery buildings are substantially and ornamentally built of stone, they contain seven rooms for bre-whig purposes, oho spacious offices, and are euclos-d by Hubstantial boundary walla. They contain horizontal engine and single-duo ...

... question has been founded upon that principle, and that principle has found more eloquent defenders than the great men the Whig |>arty who have at different times taken j»art iu debates this question. Tliat being so, how con you defend this proposal to ...

... treated the views of the owner Belgrave Square. (Laughter.) The Attorney-General had taken the view of the representative great Whig dukes, who covered London withtheirbloatca estates. (Laughter.) It was complained that Radicals were very clever in theory ...

... His was twice married bat leasee issue, and succeeded in his titles and estates by his brother, Admiral Gary. nobleman was a Whig originally, but joined the ▼ativepeetj after the last gwxsiel election. GAS EXPLOSION* AT MANCHESTER. —Anoxpkwion of gas occurred ...

... to endorse their repudiation of the right hoo. gentleman'a leadership in favour of that Lord HAETISOTOX I What mean Are the Whigs again in revolt ? Or have Sir ANDREW and Sir JOHN been sent out of Stephen'a like the doves out of the Ark to see how far the ...

... the Government, recently declared that their j*»licy in the extension of the franchise had nothing to say whether A man were Whig Tory. say he a householder, tit vote, he should have a vote. We think that every independent head of household should have ...

... Liberal Club ; one from the New Worlev Club. The M«YOR : All the political clubs are in favour of retaining the license-whether Whig, Tory, or Radical. (Laughter.) The ' OWN CLERK said that memorials approving the Council's action had been received from the ...

... the debate contributed nothing new to either aide the question. The key-note of the opposition was struck the declaration a Whig member that the bill was verr serums violation of every principle, commercial or otherwise, which had guided legislation ...

... altered since tbore days ; the reforms have been carried out; and the Conservatives to-day stand on just the same ground the Whig reformers did in 1832. The views of modern Radicals are therefore very different from those of the politician* to whom the ...

... the cotiutry was promised that all sorts of blessings should showered down upon it. He was afraid tliat the designations of Whig or Tory, Conservative Liberal, were merely designations to distinguish one class men from another. Neither one class nor the ...