... his duties as a bishop, was justly unpopular with Churchmen. Hoadley had flung himself heart and soul into the sause of the Whigs, and openly declared himself their champion against Atterbury and the Tories. For his ser- vices in this cause the House of ...

... into whose hands they entrusted their petition to Parliament ; great care that it did not tail into the Lands of the rump the Whig party, the supporters of Sir Charles Wood, who would pitch ituuder the table, where it would get so filthy that one would touch ...

... 1834, when the expenditure was less by millions than in 1860. Peace, Retrenchment, and Reform” were the watchwords of the Whigs in those days, and Mr. Bright more than insinuates that when the party were borne into power by these loudly reiterated cries ...

... — Yesterday the fugitive Anderson wee siva Into the es* too of sham' Smith, of the ea of gist, by shatt.lar, as. fa purpose Whig o to gaol to mai the of the lle lett by th e Mee the Iligehoess. Medd Jamb by bad the order to bad Seamans seer to Me la preeseam ...

... could not be expected to give an immediate answer ! Such is the consideration which British Shipping meets at the hands of a Whig Radical Government. ...

... town is the church, which is very ancient. LIVING CELEBRITIES. the borough of Camelford, and at once ranged himself with the Whig opposition. In 1811, he carried the bill which declared participation in the slave trade a felony, and thereby put an end to ...

... the city in five boom The Baptist Chard' of mats to a new Firell•nlepl. so which be wan • member, on departure Infused to Whig, of the Ellice Lin! Week section, oho ) . '7 . give him the usual of dismission Sher repreeentstives in th.. Cahnset, have ...

... Conservative majority was 91 against the Whigs, and it was not till eighteen years bad elapsed that, a similar motion, on the meeting of new Parliament elected under the auspices of Conservative Ministry, the Whigs got their revenge, although by a much smaller ...

... manner equit- able to all classes, At that time, when there appeared & reasonable prospect of the question being settled, the Whigs and Radicals combined to defeat all legislation. Mr. offered repeatedly to send the Bill into Committee, where such amend- ...

... Session. The Palmer- ston Ministry, on the other hand, composed of sections of various and conflicting parties, mongrel Tories, Whigs, Radicals, and Manchester destructives, holding different views, distrusting one another, threatening one another, could only ...

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... and the nation submitted to have the tax raised to 16d. carry the contest which were engaged. On the conclusion of peace the Whigs were compelled repeal the war 9d.; and in Lord Derby’s second administration, Mr. Disraeli, in pursuaucc of the promise* often ...