... simultaneously ransacked ;.ml pillaged. Tiie archives were burnt, an ...

... trust will never be o: by either ignorance or misconception. The firnt victim ottered up as a propitiation to democracy by Whig traitors was, of course, the Church of England, Let the clergy of the National Communion mark that fact, for there are some ...

... every 1$ new peerage in only every 2| years, months ! Tbe ratio of tho baronetages already stand at 134 to 17 in favour of the Whigs, and I shrink from the Herculean task of completing it. I am, Sir, your obedient servant, July 3. C. ...

... increase of 5,727,014/. in the brief period of twelve months. This is one of the blessings that the motley combination of Whigs, Peelites, and Radicals have conferred on the toiling sons and daughters of the working classes, io return for which their ...

... English titles of Irish and ocotch peers promoted : lir CoarsßßvaTivE Minis tries, ka kldoms. None. TISCOUNTCIB3. None. By Whig-Radical Mihis tries, earldoms. 18-41. Fitzhardicge. VIBCOC.NTCIEB. 1839. Ponsonbj of Imokilly. 1847.*Eatield. baroxiks. 1841 ...

... every 11 new peerage in only every years. months! The ratio of the baronetages already stand at 134 to 17 in favour of the Whigs, and I shrink from the Herculean task of completing it. I am. Sir. your July 3. servant, C. QUEEN'S COLLEGE, LONDON. This college ...

... observers will! proceed to Spain, lor tbe purpose of viewing tho eclipse, tho Admiralty, with a liberality rarely mot with in Whig governments, having equipped two steamers for a trip to the* Peninsula. Tho Astronomer Royal, accompanied by M. O. Struve, ...

... and the greatest innovations of the kind occurred the First Minister of the ...

... all this—Lord Palmerston and the Whigs would have escaped it. When is this mischievous coalition to end ? It destroys the true balance of parties iu striving to balance all other things. It has almost annihilated the Whigs, and set up in their stead the ...

... dared to pass suoh gigantic innovations. Why, sir, the last and the greatest innovations of the kind occurred under a Whig ministry — a Whig ministry, too, that wa. headed by a statesman who had tho honour and high fTivilege, as I think, of sitting iv tlio ...

... this— Lord Palmebston and the Whigs would havo escaped it. When is this mis- chievous coalition to end ? It destroys the true balance of parties in striving to balance all other things. It has almost annihilated the Whigs, and set up in their stead the ...

... country attaches very little value to that f uppesed privilege which some hon. members would now enforce. I like to quote Whig Whig, and I will now remind tbe noble lord the Foreign Secrctwy that Lord MacauU/, in his valuable essay on Air. Hall A m ,* ...