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... that good rather than harm might come of his championship. Besides, the Evangelicals cannot forget, if they would. that many Whig statesmen have been firm supporters of the State Church, and will be so again in the hour of trial ; and they have a vivid ...
... the Reform question is far from being dead. It takes shape again, he said, and, somehow or other, the Tories, and those Whigs who are like Tories entertain uncomfortable feelings which approach almost to a shiver. Now what is this apparition which alarms ...
... poor Mozart, who said, Oh. that I were a tailor, and could have a Sunday's holiday ! In politics Sir Morton suppose, A Whig and something more. Years ago it used to be said, If a Member of Parliament wish to vote properly, let him always vote in ...
... us, and wo must make our selection. Some people say there is no difference now between Whig and Tory. Well, I don't quite believe that, though there aro some Whigs very like some Tories—(langhter) — but in the two candidates that are now offered to you ...
... those of his Lordship. Belonging rather to the school of Mr. Bright and the late lamented Mr. Cubdon than to that of the old Whigs, ho is, no doubt, prepared for more advanced measures, both on secular and ecclesiastical questions, than generally find favour ...
... struggle hard for some they already possess, such as East Kent, where the issue turns mainly upon the ecclesiastical views of the Whig candidates. There is 5. good pro:pect that one Liberal will be carried in Hertfordshire, :mother in ferefordsh ire ; that both ...
... government. Some may have learned them within its walls,—and some of our most distinguished statesmen, inclusive of the great Whig Chief who for so long a course of years adorned the Lower House through his varied abilities ; but novices have no business ...
... paragraph we have quoted verifies our conviction that the thoughts of all parties in the State are turned in the same direction. Whig and Tory all agree that the Church is the central figure upon which the national eye will rest in the approaching conflict ...
... RUSSELL'S Reform Bill, which everybody now knows to have been a very moderate and wise measure. He was amongst the first of the Whigs to become a Free-trader, and was a supporter of Catholic Emancipation; but was never an alvanced Liberal. The circumstances ...
... ordinary reels, requires uo reovinding, and the seam, if cut at every inch, will not rip. Price, complete, from fis. Lisa free. WHIG-HT AND MANN, 143, HOLBORN-BARS, LONDON. MANUFACTORY: GIPPING WORKS, IPSWICH. ...