... slightest show honour and consistency. But they are placed betwixt two stools—Lord Grosvenor and his Conservative friends, Whig and Tory, op the one side ; and Mr. Bright and his Manchester party on the other. By raising the borough qualification to SI ...

... favour of the select Whig families. Sir Charles Wood, who was commoner, although so nearly connected with the Whig peerage, has given way to Earl De Grev, and the latter has been succeeded by the heir of one of the richest of Whig dukes. It has rather ...

... calamities, will gradually be restored to order and prosperity. We are now reaping the crop of that seedtime of distrust in which Whig rulers so long held the moderate loyal party in Ireland when they refused to the willing middle classes of the large towns ...

... anniversaries for far, and it is to be hoped that no breach of the peace will committed daring the present month. —Northern Whig. Actor Drowned.— An inquest was held on = _ Ancient E ter Monday a member of the company playing tbo New Theatre Royal, As ...

... has now probably greater wish to be lead* and constant attendant on debates than in the dam of his partial adherence to the Whig Ministerial policy. But Mr. Horsman has not followed the persistent policy of taking possession of the sains seat from day ...

... grounds if does not intend to deal wS one the greatest anomalies of the elect*! system. The Conservative member for Devises the Whig member for Windsor are both appeeau. resolved that doubt shall rest upon the posfcß which Mr. Gladstone is prepared to take ...

... of Parliament in 1841. Though what may called, while in Parliament, a silent member, was oonaoiantiona supporter of tha then Whig party, but was always more at home in the courta of law the Legislative assembly. In 1845 he was first appointed to puisne ...

... two Irish noblemen connected with the Government. Five Scottish Liberal members were also absent, and two county members of Whig principles voted against the measure. The English Catholics also received example of abstaining from part the struggle the ...

... patronage exclusively in the hands of the Romish bishops in Great Britain. Nor can it be doubted that if the present leaders of the Whig and Tory parties are allowed to have their way, every possible means will be resorted to in order to create pleasant livings ...

... fixed or dear belief; or else, has, practically, no government As one consequence of this feeling, the Government, whether Whig or Tory, grows more and more shy of even naming the Church in the House Commons. Evils and faults appear, in the recent case ...

... know, in their hearts, that the picture he draws is not a true one. Third. Mr. Bright shocked his hearers, telling them of a Whig M.P. who disliked the thought of dissolution, because his election in cost him 9,000/., and could not afford such outlay every ...

... family known the Roses of Earlsmill till the wadset was redeemed in 1667. The Roses of Kilravock, though on the whole lov&l Whigs, had little tenderness towards Episcopacy; and the Stout Covenanters of the North must have thought Master Hew, the conforming ...