... to our liberties than the Whig policy of creating peerages. Since 1830 the Whigs bave esjoyed all but & monopoly of politial power. Nowhere is the result of that misfortune felt more tangibly than in the extension of « Whig aristocracy. What is the fignifinnm ...

... proper that the oldest University of the English Church should be represeanted in Parliament by a statesman who is a leader of a Whig-Radical administration, and the advocate of such measures as would ultimately lead to the fall of the Church ? No; and we therefore ...

... as financier, mnis boasted loyalty to the Church, is r?;dwected because of his real unfaithfulness to his P! ) In Leeds, a Whig is cast out, and a Conservative returned in his stead, by a constituency which was supposed to have been of a thoroughly democratic ...

... Commons minately we shall find that approximately there are— Derbyite Conservatives - 283 Conservatives unattached - we B Whigs and Palmerstonians 229 Radicals and Gladstonians .., «.106 The Pope’s brassband .. 34 I believe the above figures ...

... 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 ...

... Confederates -in politics Conservative. Were your columns open to controversy. would expatiate the great mistake I think the Whigs hare made in allowing the South to fall. But even in neutral paper, protest may uttered in the name of Heaven and of humanity ...

... 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 ...

... —who calmly amidst the election storm, as an excuse,l suppose for ‘‘ratting himself, defined the great principles for which Whig end Tory have done battle for generations trumpery political crotchets. If tho blood of the earnest politicians of Nottingham ...

... The Whigs have abused with every token of hatred :laou %:nmnh gvel g‘u‘rdyg the htohel;cfion. Day y the Whig-Radical paper, which is supposed to be lemi-omcifi, heaped scurrilous invective on what it delights to term “ Torydom.” Tt eulogised the Whig idol—Lord ...

... aflflh Bankruptey 5 swal B, 2y - the :': ap assets ;:;Mg n‘::.::(‘b.mwlz‘!:.t i ve and the 'r:ll':o'm‘b S thinge which | to be whig..“h’ 'dwlmm. ;U“:o rom the damages and costs in actions 7. grievous wrongs. And (m' parenthege, when we see the fate of Sir ...

... CHURCH. Taz main object of attack is now the Irish Church. This appears in the speeches of demagogues, in the fusinuations of Whigs, and the denunciations of the Romanists. _ Mvr. Mill, addressing his constituents, declared his opinion that the Irish Church ...

... Manchester Radicals, make up its heterogeneous mass. The opinions ang votes or these sections must constantly clash. T “old Whig and the Yankee-Radical are the opp,. site poles. On n‘ivihl point they will assuredly disagree. Yet both help to swell the ...