... affected. It is certainly curious to hear Mr. Disraeli discoursing on the spoliation of the Church of England by the great Whig houses, on the importance of increasing the number of clergymen and augmenting their incomes, and on the importance of extending ...

... of their estates. They were called “Raperees” and “Tories.” It was during the reign of Charles II that the appellations of Whig” and “Tory” became permanently affixed to the two great political parties. The first had long been given to the Covenanters ...

... end gifted Priam and moor captured by the Smog, whir sawed ovihnz u nna n ane we have erroesously invoked b en t ay * disel. whig no peyms tie emetregibm trim and the of ma n c g n o on dbilliseimie iltaiaaktillas, 4 peat and hie the wo n ad 0 km *dm, mon ...

... do irk ea a *mar dirge: alleged re her bum seeds 1, at ibis eight ler sold drat heaped dere Aka Bereft sight, be wee usiM M Whigs Lige delbsdest, who was dreg& and Weir Mob ewers Be bed hawked the ere ask, ad shed his by W trust le dreads ha. The dohs der ...

... authority that they had a capital of securing two, if not three, seats in the Council. The Council is now wholly composed of Whigs, it is evident they only represent the views of portion of the buigesses, we should have thought an arrangement of some kind ...

... Parliament meets the truth may leak out, hut everybody in our ship seems to think that Taeping and Imperialite are something like Whig and Conservativeand Conservatives, although not in power, may have even better men, for Taepings have all the students to hack ...

... Hilburn, the wife of D. Wake, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. BACON—WI/W.—October 30, at Nt. Peter's, Eatonsgutn . . the Rev. W. Whig, M.A., K. V. Baoon, ESQ., 9th • t Jessie. daughter of the late T. Wing, gag., of BAGOT—PEABAL—October 29, at Bt. Peters, hampetead ...

... subscription for the relief of the distress in Lancashire has also been opened. An extensive movement among Poor Law Guardians to Whig np the mothers of illegitimate children to swear , what putative fathers so as to enable the Boards to mover costs of maintenance ...

... Van Dora and Villipigue had been killed—may not prove to be unfounded. ' Mr. Montgomery, the business man of the Vicksburg Whig, arrived at Cairo on Oct. 9th, with his family. He gives a gloomy picture of affairs in that qity, and says that the Union ...

... there i* every nope cd a r looking gal danger of tliat but I don’t long favourable concluoion, perhaps at no distant date, rho whig D her ear- You dear little critter, you take ear* Eiuiioror, who earnestly desires to see the merchant navy hare too many iron* ...

... of the speech has a political ring about it; and partakes more of the character of a hit at the house of BnDFonD and the Whig interest, than of the real feeling of a genuine Churchman. The Church of England, Mr. DIsRAELI tells us, is a pour Church- ...

... oftwale. • ehars eta who *esemes awed to the elleggsil all the Wks whew bey la maws to the Puree d eL 0 a. On MOM* the We men Whig leseali. The e weadahle wb they at the abreowehe their Ms. awned is ie. ' hanidiedely. reseivelaboidielelehlaseed the hit lag ...