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... WHIG POOR LAW LOVE OF RELIGION AND EDUCATION. The following affords a most instructive instance of the imiiaiier in which the Whig Poor Law cormorants insult religion and even the common understandings of tie poor. In an advertisement which appears in ...
... I THE CRIAMES OF THE WHIG-RADICALS. LORD MELBouRNE chose to say, that the amendment moved by Lord Riros came upon him like a thunder- clap, for he had supposed, that their lordships reposed in perfect confidence on his cabinet; and Lord JoIIN RUSSELL ...
... THE WHIG POOR LAW AGAIN. e POVERTY A CRIME. L TO THE EDITOR OF TUB NORTHERN STAR. a Sxa,-I had hoped that I should not have had to li trouble you any more on this subject, namely, the d removal of the poor of Pudsey to the Union Bastile at Bradford. But ...
... theem, for the purpose of carrying the Whig Poor-law into effect. The dirty Whigs of Todmorden (very few) made preparations to obey. Thie rate-paers of'one township finding how they had been cheated by the Whigs, called a meeting;, to be held near the ...
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... for' an manyof his children as Ss -a-week will riot maintain!. 'lhis 'is the infinitely preterable situation to'which the Whig act has condemned him, and yet we are told by the advocates of poor-law that one of their objects is, to bring about a' rise ...
... WHIG WAR A:G&INST THF WORKING C OLASSES. PUBLIO MEETINGS SUPPRESSED. 1 ?? ANOU.. A.RE11.. On Saturday. atG Bour-4rect, FaAwcua Loony, a 2 middlc aged.-sorious loakiug man, w as plaeed at the barbefora M~ ery, charged writh making a eedii 6 tious ipeech ...
... MUNICIPAL REVISION COURT-TIHE NORII THEIRN WH'IG. IT is now tolerably notorious that the a liberal party in this town, represented in the press by the Zvosterc lV4ijy, are in the habit of getting up an annual grievance, in order to prepare tho public ...
... names of the good men and true, who will have to consider and decide upon some most momentous issues between the Queen's Whig mi- nisters, and her Majesty's Irish subjects. The gentlenean I have named are tonio unknown, save by name, but I have no doubt ...
... . BARON SMITH'S CHARGE-SPIRIT OF THE . -. WHIG PRESS. 5 | (FROXS TIHE MORNING CHRONICLE-) The Irish judges, imbued with the party spirit of the na- tives of that agitated and agitating part of the empire, ap- pear to consider themselves at liberty to ...