... God has intrusted them—the instruction and upbringing of their own offspring. The bill of last year was a notable specimen of Whig centralisation, combined with a scheme to help the Free Church out of certain pecuniary di ffi culties, by throwing the burden ...

... aristocratic titles. This change will not produce that eflect. Lord Palmerston is more aristocratic than the most of his former Whig associates. He will be satisfied with nothing but lords, if lords can be got, to fill his vacant seats; but that will again ...

... reputation—besides being the daughter of Prince Czartoryski, who heads the monarchical Polish party, and is the friend of all our Whig nobles—a great crush is expected, and all the snobs are offering ten and twenty guineas a ticket. Does this indicate that ...

... ies, and upon the power of public opinion over Government officials. When such thing s are attempted, it is always by the Whigs. Sir G eorge Grey, however, could not prevail on the Commons to exempt him and his colleagues from undergoing the public ordeal ...

... patriots who make a practice of dying upon the floor of the House of Commons, Radicals, Mr H. Drummond, the Crystal Palace, or in Whigs—much less In Ministers, or in newspapers, street music, or any other kind. of organs. TO-MORROW MORNING'S REFLECTIONS. By a ...

... change of Government officials from one department to another, or even to any accession of one of the family party of the Whigs to the Government of Lord Palmerston. From the document issued by the Manchester employers, as well as from the strong organisation ...

... ns. At the time appointed, sure enough they beheld the whole of the tluqy or forty members—Sorthern men and Southern wen, Whigs. Democrats, and Know-Nothings—walleingo and fro, all gazing earnestly in every direction and at:every female figure to discover ...

... Queen, when, after the usual absurdities of kissing hands and other barb.trous formalities, the Pee!keit delivered up and the Whigs were intrusted with their respective of office. Lord Carlisle was also declared Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. There is something ...

... Imagine Mr D'lsraeli in 'Downing Street, drawing into official t wilight the proofs of a treasonable compact between the Whigs and Russia. Conceive him possessed of a paper reciting the terms of a plot to divide, after a due interval of fighting, the ...

... whose career in Ireland extends full a thousand years. With the late lord the hereditary chiefs of Ulster are no more .—Beljast Whig. Sir George Cornewall Lewis was elected member for the Radnorshire boroughs, on Thursday, without opposition. In his address ...

... Sheriffs are the instruments through which the Whigs have worked and are working.out their principle of centralisation. The increase of the powers of Sheriffs is therefore essential to develop the Whig theory of Government, and any promise to diminish ...

... opposed to the bill in Scotland are, besides those expecting berths, the Free Church, the Romanist party, and a few pragmatical Whig Dissenters. The opponents differ in the grounds of opposition, but the grand point of attack against this bill is that which ...