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... 1884. REFORM BILL. 1884. REFORM AND REDISTRIBUTION OF SEATS (CHAIRS) BILL FOR BATLEY & DISTRICT. Tory, Whig, Liberal, Radical, and Levellers, may have SEATS (Chairs ) , TABLES, IRON BEDSTEADS, MATTRESSES, BEDDINGS, FENDERS, FIREIRONS, SOFAS, DRESSERS ...
... are not wantmg that the eyes of Her Mejesty’s Ministers are being opened to the nefarious character of the work in which the Whig clique m Edinburgh have entrapped them. A finer practical illustration of the happy influence of Liberal principle than is ...
... Government gear such si realise; humbugs Trefelyan Bpexsosr, while Mr. Gladstone was the matt ''respectable eat* throat in the Whig Cabinet. ad rued the fox. hunters mow rote their tenting landlords. ...
... -» WHO MAKES MOST PEERS? Whigs. Melbourne 1837 to 1841 32 Lord J. Russell 1847 to 1851 15 Palmerston 1856 to 1858 12 Ditto 1859 to 1864 19 Lord J. Russell 1865 to 1866 14 Gladstone 1869 to 1874 35 Ditto 1880 to 1883 20 Tot-1 147 Coaservatives. Sirß.Peel ...
... WHO MAKES MOST PEERS I Whigs. Melbourne 1837 to 1841 32 Lord J. Russell 1847 to 1851 15 Palmerston 1856 to 1858 12 Ditto 1859 to 1864 19 Lord J. Russell 1565 to 1866 14 Gladstone 1869 to 1874 35 Ditto lSBotolSB3 20 Tot«l 147 Conservatives. Sirß.Peel 1842 ...
... Orffvi Accordiam, Meiodfans, Violins, Violas. Cellos, Doub'e RaMes. Piccolos, Fifes, Flutes. Bsojos, Tambourines, Bores, Nigger Whig*, Drums, Hones Strings, etc., etc. Siibjbt Music, Books Oratorio*. Must rJearn! out. . MUOR K ' 8 MUSIC WAREHOUSE, BUXTON ROAD ...
... FOR BATLEY & DISTRICT. Tory, Whig, Liberal, Radical, and Levellers, may have SEATS (Chain), TABLES, IRON BEDSTEADS, MATTRESSES, BEDDINGS. FENDERS, FIREIRONS, sons, DRESSERS, and all requisites for furnishing a home, at a REASONABLE PRICE, at JOSEPH TAYLOR'S ...
... presided over by such sneaking humbugs Trevelyan and Spencer, while Mr. Gladstone was the most respectable cutthroat” in the Whig Cabinet. He advised the fox. hunters to devote their leisure bunting landlords. ...
... told them they had nothing to expect from the Tories. Well of the choice between an honest Tory enemy and a hypo- critical Whig enemy he preferred the honest man. They were determined to let every Government whioh brought I In a measure cf coercion for ...
... meeting their fares el nowhere. they have nothing more to fear. If Radiods and earnest Liberals are united they nay se teach the Whigs end Tories a severe Carry the cry of ' The Lords and the Franchise' into every municipal election ; let the public means hive ...
... told them they bed nothing to expect from the Torlee. Wall, of the cholas between en honest Tory enemy and a hypo. • critical Whig enemy he preferred the honest man. They were determlosd to let every Government which brought In a measure cf coercion for ...
... of pounds and never went near the job. The Conservatives had not done all the mischief, for was essay say that Liberal and Whig Governments bad kept great deal the expenditure which ought to have been abolished. He hoped tbey would bring sufficient force ...