... these resolutions in speech after his own manner. The Governmen had broken faith with the Church, Lord Granville and Lord Derby—Whig and Tory—were equally guilty, the latter having completely jockeyed the Archdeacon and his friends. The Church of England ...

... to stir agitation about the matter, but there Hcie a number «if Whigs-and they couid not tell good outright Whig from a Conservative-- and they resisted the efforts the Radicals. The Whigs said, If i >u make any stir you will get nothing all; you will ...

... scarcely induced to accept the office, the more especially since has earned a peerage, by his long and faithful services to the Whigs, whenever he signifies a desire retire from the Commons. Lord Derby, is known, desires to provide for Mr. Walpole, and if he ...

... that would have done something else; he would have had a safe seat for ; and, being safe, would have expounded the views of Whig Dukes and Marquises on the extension the franchise. AVhile warmly commending Professor Beesly's paper, we have just one fauli ...

... bodies is till up vacancies with people of their own way thinking —Churchmen elect Churchmen, Dissenters elect Dissenters, Whigs, Radicals, and Tories, are all tarred with the same brush. I»v accident sometimes a man of the wrong colour gets in, and now ...

... excite keen competition at the forthcoming sale. Among the literary curiosities Bible literature we find one known as the Whig Bible, which has Blessed are the place-makers instead of the well-known beatitude ; in which the extraordinary text occurs ...

... patiently waiting for it, trusting to the promises made to thein. The Whigs said if they could only get the Tories out office, and themselves in, there should be reform ; but soon the Whigs got into office they began juggle, anil had been juggling with the ...

... number of votes, and his friends attribute the defeat to the fact that a considerable number, in fact, almost the whole, of the Whig electors did not exercise their right. The following are the returns issued the Liberal committee during the day:— Half-past ...

... declared that while Ministers are not indifferent to the wants of the Church in respect to episcopal supervision—a delightfully Whig way of putting it— there are difficulties in the matter which cannot over-looked, and which it is impossible for them to control ...

... to arouse themselves, and free their party from the odium of occupying the ' anomalous jwsition of having one Tory and one Whig in Parliament. While both the present members (Messrs. AVhitbread and Stuart) have determined to stand again, the I.il>er:tls ...

... workhouses. The English Catholics with Lord Edward Howard at their head the Lower House, are not the men to forget what the Whigs have done for them. We now hear from Ireland that thenare signs and symptoms of reaction against the senseless hatred of the ...

... from Sir Uoundell Palmer. Sir Hugh Cairn* would then have it all his own way again, and the paucity legal talent among the Whigs would again unpleasantly manifested. It not to denied that the Leeds scandal of which one son the hero, following so shortly ...