... opposition to a pure Whig; just as the Whigs, if they were in opposition would prefer one of us to a pure Conservative. We' acted in concert with the Conservatives to avenge the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill ; we acted in concert with the Whigs to punish the Stockport ...

... Episcopal, and the assumption of their Episcopal titles is a breach of the Act. Where is the difference between the Whig law of William and the Whig law of Victoria ? They arc both laws against the exercise of spiritual jurisdiction by the Bishops of Christ's ...

... get rid of his wife. Thus, the poorer tradesmen are now excluded from the benefits of Whig legislation. They must compass their wishes ' in some other way: the Whig court is shut against them. The law is really for the use of rich men and women, and for ...

... and despise one another, the day's proceedings must have been distasteful. To some, at least, of our friends, the Catholic Whigs in the House of Commons, it may have been a little disagreeable to fi nd that the Irish people and the Catholics of England ...

... Church—not the indulgence tholic Priesthood ceased to serve the Whig party by dbe absurd to deny that England may at some of their own hatred and revenge, but the sublime ends exerting, in favour of Whig candidates, their intime or other be involved in a disastrous ...

... according to the new doctrines of the Whigs, and all parties consent to it in good faith, owing in some degree to the ignorance of the second wife. Now, after a year or two, or ten or twenty, the second wife, being no Whig, but either a Catholic or a Protestant ...

... strenuous supporters than the British Ministry and its Catholic adherents, and no more outspoken admirers than the Whig party and the Whig press. The confiscation of Church property, the banishment or imprisonment of Bishops and Priests, the suppression ...

... for honour, and sensible to the good word of others, we have taken the wrong road. It is not by servile submission to the Whigs that we can be what we ought to be. Nothing is clearer than the absence of their love. They care not for us, or rather, they ...

... such an one at once—lt is absolutely hopeless to look for any help to the Whigs or to an unreformed House of Commons. The first line of our prescription is, then, distrust of the Whigs and a reform of the House of Commons. Tan Parliamentary session of 1857 ...

... specimens of electioneering profligacy which came under our notice none was more offensive than the hypocritical use by the Whigs and the Whig press of the accusation that the lnoependent party was favouring the return of Orange-Tory candidates for the sake of ...

... Palmerston and the Whigs, the Mazzinians and Mr. Savage Landor, in reward of their Italian policy ! Of all the features of the foreign policy of the Whigs none is more conspicuous than their avowed policy in regard of Austria. Since 1848 the Whig journals and ...

... foremost Irishman of his day, as the champion of civil and religious liberty, the Whig, the Irish Chancellor of the Whigs, the man whom of all his countrymen the Whigs most delighted to honour, on whom they showered their favour and their patronage, not ...