... proposal as cunning scheme devised by Churchmen; as if the interests of the Church were ever for one moment made the object of Whig statesmen ! The more probable history of the clause is, that deceived by the vannting pretences of Dissenting advocates their ...

... adopting the opinions of their Radical friends, willing retain Lord Palmerston at any price, and contented with the name of a Whig Government, whether its measures are Conservative, Liberal, or revolutionary. It is rather hard that Conservatives should be ...

... the Tories, as evidenced by their leadership a Derby r«m; while there is certain warranty of Scripture for believing that Whigs nnd Liberals of every phase may be recognised as those miserable gonts which should be forthwith ejected and compelled to take ...

... Bock of Rome and The Idol demolished its own Priests, both written in opposition to the tenets ot the of Rome. The Northern Whig of Belfast *y ,: —For many years Mr. Knowles was a martyr to rheumatism, which almoatentirely robbed him of the of his limbs ...

... filled Conservative. This is as it ought t it testifies that, however the Reform Act of 1832 have falsified, in favour of the Whigs, the tru pression ot English public opinion, the mind of E, classes who lead and chiefly constitute that of is at this moment ...

... most easily alarmed on their own side, and even some of the Whigs— had done no harm, but would eventually a greac benefit to the country. The result was simply a change of a Conservative for a Whig Ministry. After remarking on the absence of ultra-Radicals ...

... Second down to a time which is within the memory of men now living. We consider the writer gives very fair estimate of the Whig aristocrat. He deems the claims of the admirers for Macanlay the first place as orator, poet, essayist, and historian to be ...

... for the Legislature on the opening day of the Session. The usual stock of promises, which are the political capital of the Whigs, was on this occasion considerably augmented. alliance was promised which was to bind the French and English nations by bond ...

... most fartioo, potatoesnerepv important crop evSwhere' SyTng luxuriance and not ,in r a disease has been observed- Nortkcm Whig. ...

... widely-extended connexions of his Lordship among (be noble houses of Leinster Bessborough, Ponsonby, Ros, and other leading Whig families, and that he has once or twice held au office in the Administration, and also that Mr Arthur Kmnaird has represented ...

... settla various questions expenlitnre with tha India Office, after which will return to India. It ia opinion of the Northern Whig'' that the of Downshre, having declared himself satisfied with Mr Disraeli's pledge to the Irish ProUatants, the Ulster Def ...

... only conclusion which can be drawn from Independent's letter is, that it goes far to prove that the suggestion of a wicked Whig is true, namely, that the words Liberal and Intolerent, are politically synonymous terms, for he, who with his motto, ...