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... the sanction of Lords Palmerston or Derby, and that there is no legitimate administrativeabllity beyond the narrow circle of Whig and Tory chiefs. The consequence notoriously has been that, though we have had abundance of surpassing talent in every other ...
... In the samecountv 141 Roman Catholic priests minister to a Roman Catholic population of 103,459— one to every 735.—Northern Whig. ...
... Aberdeenshire ; and Cork county. (excepting Wilts at the last moment) were severely contested; all had previously returned Whigs of note and station: all this year returned Conservatives. At Tynemouth, Mr. HODGSON replaced the Peelite, Mr. TAYLOR; at Longford ...
... such subjects befe when they do adn such subjects, to tion, or change | question ought to In far the gre whether Tories or Whigs, are retu dangerous a topic hear of a lectur slavery in the mi as that the candic should talk of the tion of landowner In ...
... NOTES OF THE WEEK. ttfcstitiarhiiiti SATURDAY. AUGUST 3. 1861 The Whig-Radicals are making the most of the re suit of the city election. Defeat to them would have been so overwhelming that the exultation called by their victory is not all to be wondered ...
... England must meet the expense entailed by the obligation upon her of being the mistress of the seas. Such is the language of Whigs and Tories—such is the parting sentence of the Parliament to the country. The argument that future improvements and discoveries ...
... victorious on Bea3 ' t W ««» the great Conservative c Volunteer movement, and encouraged by X Lord D-erby (and sne ore d at by the Whigs so lone as they dared to in the teeth of the country) whith has given England more effective lane d force than she possessed ...
... Crawford speaks of •• the result of the senile obstinacy and professional jealousy.” But Lords Cranworth and tVensleydaie, both Whig (leers, both opposed the clause lor appointing a Chief Judge, and is evident that in insisting that the should not be perpetrated ...
... be pot as of 14 pay OM+ Dr. Thooms. fa. Two 'My wers a geossel bola lEl= 4 friends the • My shooed is • I I Imo memo were Whig yor eat I see met& te write.'—,t. T. The ills loft sod knot J. • I base hod se the boast bidewee I took 0. I. lia pis b tbe ...
... The Whigs are abusing the Government for not appointing a Whig .Bishop ; hut the fact is, there are so few clergymen either Whigs or Radicals, that the Government have no presentable men among their own political partisans. Lord Shaftesbury’s Whig Rig ...
... THE IRISH CHURCH ESTABLISHMENT. The Northern Whig says :— The lute censuabringu out some highly significant statistics as to the present and relative position of the Established Church in Ireland, that institution which the late Lord Macaulay mid was ...
... concludes his letter by saying I am not one of those Catholics who do not see that we should be pledged to vote for the Whigs as a party, apart from their measures. He gives a letter which he received from the Conservative candidate, in answer to a ...