... ingenious a scheme for enriching the clergy bad turned up, and the Whig papers too submissive to think of provoking a discussion, where the question involved the peccability of a Whig Sheriff. The ratepayers belonging to the Church, although wincing under ...

... the Glorious Kevolution. If tlio Liberals hope stand as living party npon free trade, they are really better off than the Whigs—they are but the mutes returning from the funeral of defunct celebrity. There is much chance/>f the revival protection of the ...

... The dile, they feed the emoting of Roan, they wilt tame them ; and the Rooks are fed with heaps of Britain's Golden amiss,— Whig, Tory, and Radical Leaders Meld who will chuckle, chuckle, chuckle to then most. Every wise woman her home. Britannia, misguided ...

... afterward a Radical as candidate, next a Whig as Member, then again a Tory, and again a Peelite, and yet again a Coalitionist, and now one knows not ?? James advised his bequeathed pupil to talke office under the Whigs, and since then to remain under Lord ...

... troops of General bad taken up a position in Levano and e left beak of that river. Having dose she derailed on retreating to It Whig at the ease doe beams Mews banded to grelia all the troops collected in the fluvial districts of the mountains near Gori, so ...

... ma knows to that among lb. Germane ootion of any re . gsl m ar r d m oi . ; . w r ae se : lorly pr.ching on Sabbath without Whig regularly ord Mr Meyer bad sow b hnowo to biettima far ▪ euesiderabl• Dumber of H. moo hound by Ws Presbytary a great ...

... Causdian debentures which he bad in his pocket,—the Noble Eorl reined to the altered of thiega at roost, particularly no. Whig the (*et, that these discredit.' Canada securities hew bore a higher premises in the market than any other *wormy whoever. ...

... the trial was the show of ladies in the galleries. Letters and journals are still extant which men of all shades of opinion, Whigs, Tories, Nonjurors, condemn the partiality of the tribunal. It was not to be expected that, while the memory of this scandal ...

... hour for shutting had arrived; the streams of anxious sight-seers so conducting themselves that even the oldest and strongest Whigs and Tories must now be prepared to extend the franchise, as well as open the museums to the people. Railways earned out, as ...

... 1840 Mr Miles Stapleton obtained in his favour the x revival of the ancient barony of Beaumont, and Sir , Jacob Astley, the Whig M.P. for Norfolk, that of Hastings. In 1841 English baronies were conferred on the Scotch Earl of Stair and the Irish Earl ...

... Commons from the Tory to the Whig families. The people, deceived by the ap- I parent liberality of the measure, forgot their own just rdemands for usiversal suffrage and short Parliaments, Iwhich it was one great object of the Whigs to defeat, t were almost ...

... deceased, bat of the Cardigan family as well. The late Marquis was always a Tory. His eldest son, the present peer, early became a Whig, and was called to the Upper House by Lord Melbourne, under the title of Earl Bruce. i Another sou, Lord Ernest, entered life ...