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... apotheosis of Whig- gery. Until near the period of the Reformation, _says Lord Macaulay, the Catholic Church exer- upon the whole a salutary influence upon | Europe. Since the Reformation her influence has | of the Reform Bill the Whigs exercised a healthy ...
... of the most ful Ewperor, (Cheers.) You ail the result of the vote on the under the and, wheo Lord Derby was sect for, the ‘Whigs said to the lodepeadent Now see what bave done, you have prevented the passing of a0 lodian Bi we have got one, neverthelers}; ...
... opinion that it was quite right to disfranchise all the small Tory boroughs, and to keep up others for the special benefit of the Whig aristocracy. (Renewed cheers.) Entertaining those eentiments, I see no reason why I, in conjunction with my colleagues, should ...
... opponents. My answer is, that of the three great parties into which the people of England are divided—the Conservatives, the Whigs, and the Radicals—l say that the Conservatives are the parties that ought to bring it forward. Observe the reason. Twenty-five ...
... surprise that I the great Whig landlords, alarmed at the prospect I of approaching defeat, are epplying the screw pretty sharply to their tenants. Their opponents appear to have more manliness, if we may judge from an expression in the Whig local organ to the ...
... lot of Lord Derby it would have fallen into the hands of the Whigs. I mean the Whigs proper, not the Liberal, for they are as far apart as the two poles; and if there is one thing which a Whig thoroughly enjoys and appreciates, it is a job. They were born ...
... one which may any jay upset the Derby Administration, the ition deem it fitting to push matters to an extremity. While the Whigs held office their organs in the Press were remarkably silent upon that touched, in even the remotest manner, the question of ...
... for its i old chronic Whigs, such as Sir George Grey and Lord Jobn Russell, contend imposition for the maintenance of the parish churches bat ev. instance in which practice is put before theories shows the utter fallacy of the Whig oracles. In Belford the ...
... Aberdeen had further diminished it to £752,000,000. Under the Palmerston regime and the Russian war (always a pet affair with the Whigs), the laboriously effected reductions of previous years were all swamped, and the debt was swollen to nearly £780,000,000. ...
... Liberal interest, gave support to Derby on snore occasions than on the Indian Reform Bill. , At Reigate, the Ron. W. Monson, a Whig, taVes ' the place of Sir 11. Rawlinsou, who came in with , support from both sides, and voted more with Lord , Derbv than ...
... altogether discharged, will be engaged in cruising nearer home, ready for any emergency. After ridiculing the outcry raised the Whigs against their own reform, he said—The Reform Bill was no child of ours. If there is any possibility of mending it so as to ...
... the celebrated Painting and General Brush Manufacturers), FALCON SQUARE, LONDON, N.C. Spurious articles of a similar kind Whig in the Market it Is necessary to observe the names of CROW DEN and GARROD are on the Boards, or you may get a worthless A ll ...