... adding twojbishopsior even only one to the present body. Eor instance there would no difficulty insurmountable (except by a Whig ministry) the way of making Cornwall diocese of itself. Dr. Walker, of St. Columba, has over and over again offered to make ...

... TO BRISTOL. “We are all proud of him.” Whether Conservative or Liberal, Whig or Tory, Radical and Revolutionist or Conservative-Liberal and Liberal- Conservative, we are all proud of our evergreen Premier.’’ He has lived long, has gathered such a vast ...

... w have any recollection has so habitually toit£ ' turned his back upon himself, as our v S?- came in ti Tories early life-a Whig when outle. Badical soon it suited his meiul, i Baud latterly the most It, 0 Cabinet, he has indeed been, iv one Jeve l ' all ...

... will lead to the conviction of persons who have recently (since the election), been committing depredations on his and other Whig neighbours' properties. One night last week these miscreants unhung the gates, one of which thoy carried off, and let into ...

... government bein ...

... extreme delicacy in contracting pecuniary obligations. When the secession of the Duke of Portland, with a large section of tho Whig party, towards the commencement of the French Revo lution, deprived Fox of all immediate chance of office, he stooped to accept ...

... new House. The loss of Under these circumstances is a terrible blow, effects of which his fortunes may never recover. 2 the Whigs bad given him nothing but a silk hag .,-Yen Mr. Powell, the late Member for Gloucester, a better reward during his brief Parlia- ...

... Mueslis was not in the habit of getting into debt and pima( her oevertare every time. Scott, 171 D, proved the disturbance aid Whig the defendant into custody. The defendant, in reply to Mr. Kees, saki Wee questions to ask. He was in the known eheesemonger's ...

... extreme delicacy in contracting pecuniary obligations. When the secession of the Duke of Portland, with a large section of the Whig party, towards the commencement of the French Revolution, deprived Fox of all immediate chance of office, he stooped to accept ...

... emancipation, and the assertor of the long-standing claims of injured Africa to redress; while the other candidates represented the Whig and Tory parties respectively, with all their antagonistic traditions. The dissolution of Parliament which preceded the election ...

... Parliament—who calmly amidst the election storm, as excuse 1 suppose for “ratling” himself, defined the great principles for which Whig and Tory have done battle for generations, as “ trumpery political crotchets.” If the blood of the earnest politicians of ...

... prayer but manner was ikguisziy from werveowee. _ WWI tie took his stand before the table there tor the a solemn and awful paws, Whig which the only pertedly calm person in the court essenad to bathe doomed men The certificate for the of the prisoner bedsit ...