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... annals, but which now belongs rather to the past than the present epoch. Although Mr. Bird i 3 a Whig, his principles were imbibed at period when Whigs were the consistent supportess of Constitutional Institutions, equally remote from anarchy and tyranny ...
... to liability of the Trustees, and to aPP 01 ,, s eed s ' Treasurers to receive the deposits. peculiar fatality attending Whig Leg« sla 1 fftf it concerns national or financial policy* a sufficient calamity for the Industrial England that their sources ...
... it would have been held impossible to'interfere during the life of the holder; but as it was, even Lord John, who, like all Whigs, loves a snug job, was obliged to say that this was even a little too strong for him, and that the office would be abolished ...
... parish, for having rendered himself amenable to Episcopal censure tampering with the Book of Common Prayer. Thus the course of Whig vindictiveness against orthodox Bishops of the Church appears to be to present unsound clergy to benefices in dioceses which ...
... would have been better for me to have lived under the most miserable cut-throat Government of South America, than under the Whig administration of our own Government. In my despondency, 1 despaired of again seeing British industry protected, but the rise ...
... Farmers had ninetenths of the horses in the country and men to ride 'em, was received with a response that may well make the Whigs and their masters, the Manchester men, tremble. If some concession be not speedily made to the landed interest, there seems ...
... and Liberal Administrations, shows clearly whom is due the credit of real economy : FINANCIAL SYSTEMS. I: is admitted, by the Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer, that after twenty years of profound peace and unbroken Liberal government, (Sir Robert Peel was ...
... be made from the decisions of the existing Courts. The Town Clerk replied in the negative. Aide? man W. Hooper.— Why do the Whigs confine these good jobs to Counsel ? If we are to pay Assessors I should like to pay Attorneys of our own town. Mr. Latimer ...
... —Mr. Elliot's appointment to the Deanery of Bristol has been officially contwvT ' ElHot h a CoU9in of Jolm Russell ' s an d a Whig, and, in the opinion of the Examiner, an exemplary parish priest, other nana, attriDutes to Mr. Elliot a deficiency even in ...
... the party. They were most courteously received by Lord John Russell, who, as might be anticipated, gave no hopes that the Whigs would propose any change in the Free-Trade policy. Those of the deputation who had before had occasion to visit Downing-street ...
... for their suffrages might judge by their party colours on the important questions which were involved in them. W hen Tory and Whig were the names of rival politicians, it was understood that while the former maintained the Church and State in their integrity ...
... and the fate of the United Kingdom is for ever sealed. It will give Ministers fifty additional Romanist votes, as indeed the Whigs already boast. Aud with 100 Irish Romanist Members Parliament, supported as they will be by the Infidels of Manchester and ...