... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... to nothing—it is all talk ; another, We shall never appryve of that. The moderate men from the Border slave States with Whig antecedents were pleased with it. One said, It is beyond what I expected from Mr. Seward, though not so much as I could bare ...

... intimidation, although he did not venture to profeaa hi» anpport for the only remedy. And Sir Mitthxw Hidliy, who returned upon Whig principle*, for Northumberland, waa obliged to declare hi* great dialilce to any organic or democratic changes. But in these ...

... in bill dealing simply with the franchise, and leaving the redistribution of seats to now Parliament. The old and moderate Whigs the Ellice and Black section, who have their representatives in the Cabinet, have been urging a 71. rental instead of a Of ...

... retain his position—a positidn requiring no ordinary tact and activity. Manchester Is divided not so ranch into Tories and Whigs as into the. friends of the late Anti Corn Law League, and their enemies. Mr. Bright represented'the former class,; Sir Th ...

... go on, squabbling among themselves, fuming about catch-words and party-colours, and place, and influence, and Tories, and Whigs, and Independents, until poor Ireland and religion are both prostrate in the dust. But let me keep to my teat, lest I should ...

... stands, than in this stupendous aad dangerous revolutionary project of Southern con- fedcracy. , Governor Hicks is an old line Whig American, and goes for ‘ the Union, the constitution, and enforcement of the laws.’ The enterprise, therefore, of methodically ...

... repeal is dead,' and celebrated its obsequies by sending to the British Parlia- ment this gentleman, who has since become a Whig Lord of the Treasury. In Galway it has been in like manner proclaimed that the Lever contract is more dear to the Irish nation ...

... them. One, and but one question was the test,— Will you vote to keep the 'Whigs in ? If the reply was favourable, that man was forthwith counted as an item in the great Whig party; if otherwise, he was considered, at all events, a Liberal well disposed ...

... receive their education in those Whig schools, which cover the land like a network. The explanation of all this is, after all, not difficult. In 1851 the voice of Catholic authority called away the representatives from the Whig camp, from which emanated the ...