... sittings, all of which are entirely free and propriated. The bitterest opposition has beers directed af., this church by the Whig. Radicals of the neighbourhood, parliament they attempted to defeat the undertakipv ' unsuccessfully. The appointment of a ...

... he is quite a Catholic. He told me that it was a great pity that Mr. O'Connell had not made use of his influence while the Whigs were in to obtain a bishopric for some Puseyite clergyman, and added, We would have sent him to Rome to arrange matters with ...

... by the appointment of this special mission—in the first place, that the Conservative government, instead of imitating the .Whigs in prosecuting a series of speculative political experiments, are steadily addressing themselves to the repair of such practical ...

... any further Mahonyising, pending the coming contests, and at once and above board dissents in limine with the rest of the Whig press in their Utopian project a starting Lord Morpeth for the representation, after his lordship's celebrated declaration ...

... them a total majority on the register of 1400. This cheering and important fact not only proves the utter helplessness of the Whigs in South Derbyshire, but it also demonstrates in a striking degree the utility of three associations, for there is no doubt ...

... justification of Sir Robert Peel's postponement of the consideration of the budget of the Whigs and continuing for another year the sufferings of the people, that the Whigs did not sooner grapple with the evil. Not a word here in reply to the Home Secretary's ...

... to be hoped, will shortly take the field, to the great discomfort of the new holy alliance between the Whigs and Re. pealers. The hole-and-corner Whig-Radical gathering at Charlemont House was not distinguished for the harmony which might have been expected ...

... mechanics. This is under the principle of the New Poor. law Act. (A Voice— And make poverty a crime.) This is what the beautiful Whigs have done for you. (Hear.) They have brought you into this deplorable state, that poverty has become a clime. (Hear.) He had ...

... them will consent to be put in . a splendid carriage, and the escort of the Regent closed the nomination. In the meantime the Whig-Radicals and their , march. At two o'Clock the firing of cannon announced the allies are using the most strenuous exertions ...

... present ministers. This surmise is supported by the fact that the Excise revenue for the quarter ending Oct. 10, 1841, the last _ Whig-Radical quarter, exceeded the revenue of the corresponding quarter in 1840 by 244,617/, not very much short of the deficiency ...

... the political woi Id as regards the corn-laws --that being now made a party question, which was formerly repudiated alike by Whig and fory—placea Mr. Senior in an entirely different position; and that opinions may be well considered as dangerous mid ob ...

... the priest to Mr. o' at at Paris, that it was a great pity that svni , i t ' ; ell had not used his influence while the Whigs o Power, added, .a , to get some Puseyite made a bishop ; and he to go toR should then have deputed this bishop 'Po e o “ ...