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... not a little singular that the most acrid enemies of the Holy See -and the most perse- vering In :their 'violence: are the Whig or Liberal joprnals. They only imitate the states- men whose principlesthey profess to eflct. - A'D M TO 0JETDGE L .Xc:. , ...
... , a large extension of the suffrage, and protection to the voter. An ha pmendment that no Reform Bill introduced Th by the Whig Government would be acceptable co] ic the people found no support. Tile meeting So also 1'solved that recent disclosures proved ...
... disputing about, and that the nation may well content itself with the former. Now that there is the whisper of a coalition between Whigs avd Tories (who are begin- niog to seet eir common danger, as parties, 4 in thet~pent of a liberal reforn in tbe pre- r sentption) ...
... expected from the earnest mouthing of some of the actors. The British Government-says a faithful semi-official organ of the Whigs- will be represented in the Congress. Our readers will, of course, not be sur prised at this announcement. They were long ...
... affairs will occupy the largest shale of public attention in tile ensuing session no one can doubt; but I am informed that the Whigs mean to try their old dodge this session, and that on thu very day that Palrliament re-assembles, Sir George Cornewall Lewis ...
... against all rale, let us ask who nrc the inonopo- lists of power? With the excoption of two brief periods of a year each, a Whig-Rsadical party has had possession of power for the last quairtqr of a century. The present Cabinet boasts of a strong Radical ...
... great powers, denuded herself of her armour. On our own side the most eminent Tories were friends of peace, and as for our Whig administrations they inscribed on their banner peace, retrenchment, and reform. In 1848 the French revolution broke out, but ...
... dio 4cacy of --parlia. - ~untar ?? tideralkA. 'HMWO0D - csided~ t- end scmienalfag ieirk, -ra ld'' Ti forty years agio -the Whigs said that a siawas a akandiagmena ce.~ Y 3t ?? ight now; butvwweb auger, and thatnnles 'o'classei it. theoo @al las adgodp ...
... one, and the result of the rev. gentleman's appeal was the liberal subscription of above £25. AN.HONEST TRIBUTE PAID BY A WHIG LORD LIEUTENANT ( TO A BISHOP APPOINTED BY LORD DERBY'S GOVERNMENT.— BEAUMARIS.—The Mayor's dinner came off on Thursday evening ...
... national arithmetic for them, understand so well the leaning of their masters on the subject, that, whether they happen to be Whig or Tory, they always contrive to lay five-sixths of the public burdens upon individual expenditure, in exoneration of property ...
... most successful orators, and succeeded in maintaining a position second, and only second, to Cobden and Bright. In 1846 the Whigs, apxious to please the people, and having personal ob- jections to Cobden and Bright, made Milner Gibson Vice-President of ...
... esteem Loea Derby as an eminent statesatis, aoid, with tess of thousands cf my Countrymen, lamsent lilat secession from the old Whig party of wbich my Lord John t ,RUseoli and the MarquIs of Lansiow-ne are now the spkoow- I lodged heads, J. now proceed with ...