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... lie for pulling down the Church, or, what the same thing, giving sup|*ort those who arc that way inclined? As I take it, all Whigs, Radicals, and Liberals must necessarily for pulling down the Church. I herefore such have no business whatever within her ...
... from before Charleston, and that a terrible battle between the land forces was progressing within sight the city. The Richmond Whig contains Charleston despatches, dated the Bth inst., saying that the people and troops were in good spirits the result of ...
... Ministry than under the Whig rule which preceded the advent of Lord Derby to power. The hon. member also showed how the great increase in the national expenditure had invariably occurred during Liberal administrations. The Whig Policy. —The London cor ...
... successes our party wins its way to power, and are content. Mr. Puller, the late member for the I Tory county of Hertford,” was old Whig,”—a gentleman who generally voted with his party, but sometimes voted with Mr. Disraeli. The new member for the old Tory county ...
... to thank thu Liberal party; but even after these restrictions had hem abandoned, the Whigs failed to comprehend the nature of the situation. The infatuation of the Whigs enabled Lord Derby to congratulate his friends at Manchester that a large and satisfactory ...
... always, in tbe best sense, a Conservative, and the last, in the best sense, reformer. From the time of his secession from the Whig-Radical faction, became a leader what ha* been called Majesty’s Opposition, and with singular truth and force, while it was ...
... been attacked by the Liberals for their pains, we need scarcely say. It is to be hoped that this handsome endorsement, by the Whig minister, of their policy, will cause that policy to be received with more toleration than it has hitherto obtained in some ...
... be respects the volunteer movement, namely, in advanced atage of dusolntion. —Yours, Burnley, 2ird January, 1865. TWIG (Not Whig.) PROFESSING CHURCHMEN’S CONSISTENCY the Editor 0} the fretton JleraUl. Sir,—A page in your Saturday's issue contains subject ...
... good work—(bear, hear). Now, what most destroyed by the Whigs—John Bright always talks of is that work? You are inaugurating to-night working us as Tories, and I always talk of the other party Whigs man’s Constitutional association. And what is the Con- ...
... shipping, principally young, hardy fellows, and strong rustic lasses. They from the counties Meath, Cavan, and Louth.— Northern Whig. Suspected Murder op ak Inpormer.—A statement is made by the Dublin Evening Mail to the effect that mao who gave information ...
... enfeebling the peace establishments of oonoiliatiQg Irish opinion; of avoiding superfluous wars—usually caused the unhappy Whig itch for foreign embroilments; and of refraining from any retrograde legislation whatever. Conservatism is never retrograde ...
... question or interfering with Turkey, which his pride would never allow him to guarantee to the Whigs. In a word, the Austrians have strong fcaia that England under Whig Government will at war with them before a year, while they feel certain Conservative Government ...