... the Church of his Fathers, and with characteristic high>mindcdncss h' -i sfyopurpose, withdrew at once and for ever from the Whig friends and associates of his youth, and pithily wrote of Lord Meddle and Muddle, Johnny has upset the coach,” —rather than ...

... ingenuity of man. (Hear, hear, and cheera.l And aay these to their sources, and their witnesses will speak from this, too, that Whig, Radical, Conservative, Tory—one and the pages of the Bible. Now, the history of the Jews conall, whatever their principles ...

... temporalities of our Church. Their announced tactics are that they care nothing for the mere rivalries between Tories and Whigs, between Constitutionalists and Badicals —they will at the next election vote only for Church Spoliators. Surely it is high ...

... position. He was born a Whig; he belonged to the ranks of the popular party; and he filled his post with a distinguished grace. He did his best to be a gooa, honest, open-hearted Whig, according to the fashion of his time—a Whig who, with aristocratic ...

... the commencement of that great work of re-construction which, we are told, is being carried on with so much vigour, by his Whig successor. We will not, however, waste time in making comparisons. We shall be only too happy to give the present Board of ...

... relieve the dull and dreary monotony of many us d>up political backs, your Whig mediocrities and your Radical nobodies. Every constituency yeaming to be emancipated from Whig-radical thraldom ought to enjoy the grand opportunity, and suitable candidates ...

... explanation the exemption, that their inmates took no part in the insurrection. The Death of the Earl of Carlisle has deprived the Whig family party of another of its most prominent members; and we may venture to say, on behalf of those to whom, in his lifetime ...

... the last occasion, for many years to come, on which the duty of preparing the Royal Speech will devolve on an unprincipled Whig-Radieal Coalition. Locally, a Public Park for the North end of the town is, we hope, in a fair way of btiog provided, at the ...

... French nor flatter them. only bargain for one plagiarism.) lf it be a Whig oration, I must wind up with few words for the glorious harvest.” This, you will admit, is fair. The Whigs have ripened the wheat ever since the Reform Bill, and ought to be grateful ...

... semisinecure to be given Whigs to either journalist or author the “detur digniori” principle. Mr. Greg has yet to win his spurs in authorships : And it is well understood that he intends to show his gratitude to his reckless Whig patrons, by eternally ...

... com the crafty Whigs coaxed over from our Tory and Constitutional camp—and whom Mr. Baines, M.P., Mr. W. £. Forster, M.P., and other advanced” Radicals, are now bidding high for and trying to coax away in turn from the do-nothing Whigs—is poetically ...

... deformed, a capital horseman, and was seen daily in the parks, accompanied his two daughters—one of whom bad married son of the Whig member for Marlow, Pascoe Grenfell, - prietor of copper works at Swansea. Lord Sefton was amongc the most conspicuous vers ...