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... elaborate article on . the same subject in the new number of the Edinburgh Review. As might be expected, the Whig Quarterly supports the vie so earnestly insisted upon by the metropolitan Prelate. The Reviewer eloquently argues, and, we think, triumphantly ...
... by-andbye, the Earl de Grey and Ripon came into possession of the property, and from that time there had not been a sounder Whig borough in the kingdom. Well, Lord Palmerston replied, and then two speeches ended the debate. Mr. Berkeley found, on the division ...
... Church and Dissent, must have the God-speed of every thoughtful man. The day has gone by in the political world when the terms Whig and Tory had a deep rancorous party meaning, and so is it with the tern Church and Dissent. All that is now required is, that ...
... indulging in a strain of satire, of that mild and somewhat self-appreciative kind, which is so characteristic of the controversial Whig : The line of reasoning adopted by the Conservatives plainly evinces that they regard the welfare of the [SEPT. 8, 1365. Church ...
... connection with Christianity. Clearly, too, has it shown forth that in politics the old burning, bitter, party antagonism of Whig and Tory is destroyed, so the rancorous uncharitableness which was so long, so unwisely, so sadly fostered between Church Dissent ...
... Foreign Minister by a brilliant speech on the affairs of Portugal. In the November following he became Foreign Secretary in the Whig Ministry which was then formed, and he has since been a prominent leader of the Liberal party. He resigned of course when Sir ...
... strength under Lord Palmerston. But if the country should be disappointed, if the Government should fall back into the old Whig Radical class and party combination, he believed that a Government would he formed which would at once avow its determination ...
... him to think of the present state of parties :—I may, I think, sum up the condition of parties in one brief expression—while Whigs and Tories are quarrelling Republicans are advancing. (Applause.) This is, gentlemen, an unsound state of things, and what ...