... t of the Irish Church at SBt. James's Hall? Was h.mpcfld by the political associates of a long life? Was wpghd by the great Whig la:‘i‘-? No, by Mr. Miall, n&nnnuun of the Liberation Society. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Gladstone's followers are, therefore, not ...

... of the greatest and most popular statesmen that this country has ever seen as your teachers (hear, hear, and cheers). The Whigs and Radicals know not to whom to look as theirs (hear, hear, and ngplnufle). Your party is united ; theirs is disorganised ~and ...

... party in the House of Comwmons had done its best to promote the good of the country. (Hear, hear), Ie himself was neither a Whig, a Tory, or a Radical ; he was in favour only of those measures which would promote the most good feeling, and which would ...

... face against an enlargément of the suffrage. ‘That which he and they did\vf)gzmn was the ill digested scheme by which the Whigs hoped to make s pretence of con- STREETER'S Ivy Leaf Necklace, £8 Bs, . STREETER'S Ivy Leaf Earrings, £2 28, e T SR, S e — ...

... I{lculht, he would endeavour to prevent ita cm‘)iug into the Chureh, (Cboertz’.“ Another gentleman who said he had always a Whig, but wua converted now to Conservatism, and intended to lurpnr'. the candidates, asked if they would consider in calmer moments ...

... bounda arrangements ander the Reform Bill. TLord Eversley, \:io is to be the chairman, preceded Mr, Denison as Speaker. He is a Whig of the cld school. Mr. Bramston, who represented Bonth Essex for several years, and Sir John Dackworth, who once sat for the ...

... in Scotland re-1 any representatives who were not opposed the result of which was that almost every canme forward, whether Whig, Tory, or Radical, at heart he had always been opposed to the was ready to pledge himself against it.”—Lord did this tell in ...

... that Archbishop Manning and Bishop Grant —indirectly, it may be, but still efficiently—took part in the Coventry election. The Whig whippers-in communicated with the above-aamed Roman, prelates throngh a Liberal R.C. peer, who at once cooperated, anl sent ...

... noise becanse there was nothing in it. As the money making up the State grants waa aubscribed alike by all persons, whether Whigs or Tories, he thought all ought to be allowed to share in the benefita, Being a practical man, he had endeavoured to find a ...

... Radical demagogue in supporting Mr. Gladstono’s reckless and ambitious career he has entered into, it ia not a question merely of Whig or Tory we have to deal with, but if we will support those who would best uphold the d:gnity and righta of the Constitution— ...

... had to pay, and she said nothing, 80 long as she satisfied the woman in charge, and the girl gave the woman a sovereign, with whig: she seemod perfectly satisfied. No disturbance was made until after the plaintiff had fallen out with Mr. Gee, and then the ...

... Conscrvatives had sat in the cold ahade of opposition, and that when they were allowed to come into office it was only while the Whig rrty wére guarrelling smongst themselves. (Cheers.) This, he &ougm., was sufficient to prove that there was no foundation for ...