... Just Published, New Edition, 55., iS GEOLOGY ANTAGONISTIC to SCHIPTURE ? the Kcv. WHIG Hl', M.A., Rector of Thuxtou, Norfolk. • Enlarged Edition, as graciously accepted by H. R. H. the Prince of Wales. Illustrated with Maps of ancient Norfolk, and Plates ...

... Board, appointed in 1853, composed of some 40 members, were all Whigs; and he avowed that the appointments were all made to benefit those who were proverbial for their support of the Whig cause. Now, a Charity Board can have nothing to with politics. Those ...

... power into the bands of the Central Government, and to increase the Parliamentary influence of the Administration of the day —Whig or Tory — by furnisbing a pretext for the establish- ment of a General Gaols’ Board, with a number of very highly-paid officials ...

... the rear of the respected Member fer Leeds the immense train of Evangelical dissenters whose votes are usually given to the Whigs; so that the Hon. exertions to procure the removal of the West Riding Assizes from York te Leeds, naturally met with favourable ...

... Can- servatives mingle together in a common crowd. The alliance by marriage, however, of the great Tory house of Dery with the Whig house of the the of the Protectionist Chief with that of the earliest Partia- mentary Advoeate of ‘Frev Trade, is noted as ...

... with England’s honour and sully her fame which Englishmen had flattered themselves was unimpeachable. The British Lion, under Whig rule, has become enfeebled, sleepy, and indolent. Curs bark the noble animal, and threaten it. Foreign Eagles flap their wings ...

... snug next of Whigs, In the discharge of their business they hal shown utter incompe- tenee, and the expense of the board, according to the returns, was not lews than £18,205. He reviewed the legislation on the subj-et, and charged the Whigs with having ...

... Berohardi, came over to this country with view to explain the Schleswig-Holstein question from the point of view ot the Prussian Whig party. Amongst other letters he brought one most powerful one, for he is one of the most distinguished men of Germany; but ...

... than McClellan, but in few days he lost no fewer than 80.000 men. killed and wounded. 1855, Mr, Simons, jan., was sent for the Whig Government, ami a place at the Charity Board given to him, after he had undergone two months coaching in reading, writing ...

... gentleman traced the proceedings of the commissioners since their appointment under the Act of 1853, | upon which occasion the Whig Government, at whose instance that measure was passed , promised that the duties of the board would be to exercise a super ...