... d to set before those present true prinoiple of a certain assess in the manages:mat of Sunday schools. The paper, al t e r Whig reed, was laid before Cr. meeting, received fair Arnaud of considers:ion. Aprropriste ...

... people are not properly nepre. meted ; eons and relations of peers, Wryer,. and army and navy men having practically the Whig's hand, for the repreeentativee of labour were few and far between. In Dearly every ease men with money were preferred to ...

... victory. and ha d a combination of Liberals, Whigs. anal Radicals, all working nominally together ; but, as he feared, there masa wolf in sheep's clothing amongst them, and on the tint opportunity many of the old Whigs left them. He regretted to say they had ...

... the Jag, dm he redid that It bed hes bent and amid sot eat. Whams said be weed try whether it would sal emend thisident to Whig I t dient peso& el a Mead of meth which it &veered. bones The deg wee then and Ste • shed, end began to rawsioenly eat esmethiag ...

... was as to our not being prepared for a possible invasion, which he stated was entirely disregarded by the Government, the Whigs being ever intent on cutting down all extra expenditure to make a sheer Budget, with excess revenue; and compared it to the ...

... then what would not the British soldier do under • Wellington, a Clyde, an Outran', or a Woheley ? let ate ourselves be tree, Whig, Tory, Bad, come to renew A cam of Hasidim brew ; We have the ships, sad money too. Also the pluek—prey, what say you After ...

... it was Libra perhaps two Sear& wee lab it kr the rho appear same ; but their velem were eerrielay mile= the tea at • doses Whigs who were with thee. That myth= bid now goes her err, ad the sew lanai would • Zabel Gorman* (bud The _termy bassi sad laglead ...

... been destroyed for a purpose. The magnificent new ones were completed and occupied by the Reform members, who were mostly Whigs to the bone, and prorn•ded to carry out the sundry reform measures and to attack the Corn Laws. But the sailor King died on ...

... friends of the working men. Those who had oppressed them in the pest were Tories; while those who had helped them had been the Whigs, who were now Liberals and Radicals. He believed the vast majority of the people desired that Ireland should have the same ...

... agamat • defendant ,n the High Court of Jrnitice for V2O and coats, and thane, after being taxed, mine to gat tla. 4d. Ithlge Whig. ham maid it seemed to him astontating, painful, mad degrading to • court of justice that the coats should haie come to mo ...

... —Complabmat said that ease her. end. to her, her is the eye.— said that semplaisent wee his eletar, sad hewn he spire le her about Whig at her the to him, red he bit with his open hat—Had to. GL sod roes or days.—lshmed Mesta. Lame, was essammed sessaltiag ...

... intermingled with Ms toasts , With regard to the borough, be was born in Stafford Street, Walsall, and for ran lived the town—his Whig being mayor in Hs was now again associated with the town, end bad a family of about 600 workmen at the Plot. Tears ago he had ...