... of the Catholic Church. And it is because these governing principles have been lost sight of, or are directly Impugned by Whig' and Tories alike, by Conservatives and Radicals, by Aristocrats and Democrats*, that our agreement with any of the parties ...

... friends, and giving weapons to the quiver of their enemies. He went on to show that an extension of the suffrage had been a Whig proposition from the first, and that in 1852 be bad brought in fur Scotland a larger billnamely, for a borough franchise—than ...

... I know all about the Scottish Creed Register, for I have lived long in Scotland ;and I also know how this and all his other Whig-born measures are laughed at in the regions where Liberals most abound—the parochial boards in Scotland and the Pankridge ...

... shouldn't be long in Lancashire before I beard the old cry.' Well, Earl Grey and the Whigs got into power, the people got Cheated, and 'l'll never believe in the Whigs again. Although coinciding with the principles of the Charter, Mr. Dixon took no active ...

... JOHN BULL. of this phrase; so often has it been used, and little has been tho result during the long Whig reign. Men cried out for the establishment of Government dockyards, for the loan of money to make ports, for help to carry out arterial drainage—for ...

... against a wall, but that the Whigs build up a wall to knock their heads aguin-t. The Whigs did this when they thanked the officers of her Majesty’s ships for the part which they took in suppressing the insurrection in Jamaica. The Whig Government ought, at least ...

... quaintness in them. A Mr. John Bellamy is spoken. of as a patriotic citizen whose virtties are recommended by the Society- of .Whigs' in England •of whom he was the founder. Of a 'Mr. Lionel •Ducket it is gravely recorded that he was born inthis parishin ...

... Justice need not, of course, trouble himself about such ribaldry as this : but it is worth while to call attention to what Whig gentleman thinks within the limits of political attack. When all the intellectual power of a distinguished lawyer is left out ...

... otherwise than natural incident in the fortune war. He has faith in Whig principles, and, as tbe necessary consequence of their troth, believes doubtless in tbe speedy retnrn of the Whigs to office. coaid not have better exponent of the opinions held by ...

... elevation ; and retirement, tho words of affectionate farewell which the cfficial head of tar uttered, were spoken to the old Whig lawyer by the newly appointed Attorney General of Consorretivo Administration. Amidst the profoundly expressed yet decorously ...

... a moment’s notice as sealons supporters of the power which snubbed them. The Whig policy had been one of no confidence in the loyal population; and the successors of the Whigs suffered for awhile for their predecessors’ mistake. Ruling by means of the ...

... peace with France and Spain which had just been concluded by Lord Bute, as soon as he had turned out the elder Pitt and the Whigs, and the King, who had been on the throne two years, was boldly feeling his way towards governing as well as reigning. Pitt ...