... that Archbishop Manning and Bishop Grant—indirectly, it may be, but still efficiently—took part in the Coventry election. The Whig whippers-in communicated with the abovenamed Roman prelates through a Liberal Roman Catholic peer, who at once co-operated ...

... Bill bas sustained no damage whatever at the hands of the Poors. It has not boen for the want of pro- vocation. Thanks to the Whigs, their lordships have enjoyed at least three opportunities of justifying the anticipations of their Liboral revilers, by availing ...

... disturb that system, endeavour to give artificial bias to the natural balance of parties? Have wenothad a fair alternation of Whig and Tory role from the days of Pitt and Liverpool to those of Wellington, Mel. bourne, and Peel ? Is it not by the working ...

... Rev. ALEX. MACKAY, LLD.. y to other Nark. of the Author. the 45 GEORGE STRUT, Unman 91 4TERNORTER ROW. Lemnos. Primal awl 11 'Whig Avert 1. Grp r ...

... who looked not less the possibilities and probabilities of the future than to the actual necessity of the present. —Northern Whig. New Sugar Refinery.—We {Grocer) learn that the building, charcoal kiln, and boiler houses of the sugar refinery about to erected ...

... Saturday Review as having fought a duel with the Whigs over the matter of Reform, in which both combatants are represented as seating themselves with lighted candles upon the same barrel of gunpowder. The Whigs have jumped off first, and Mr Disraeli has acquired ...

... performed important services for England. is very necessary that they should be chosen from both sides—the same number of Whigs of Tories; and above all do I wish that they should be well-educated men and of high character, who, as I have already said ...

... (Hear, hear.) alluded the coalition of aristocratic Whigs with the enemies our (Hear, hear.) Why, it was only within the twelve months that Mr Bright himself nad been received by the leading Whigs —(bear, hear)—as the »' lVC>ca te of principles with ...

... popularity, but their having done so is creditable to them, showing they possess spirit above the servile truckling of the Whigs. Now is certainly the time to pass such a Bill; now, at a time when its need most felt, and before further inconvenience is ...

... Having advised his yooag bearers to nod D'Astifigm's History of Reformation, and Mated that it was no. of the most War- Whig books they maid notably read, be proceeded to Mow abet they (the Itlneraat misty) regarded se the printiplas vhish ematitatad ...

... rather work at home for an honest penny than follow a popular candidate to revel in the honied words at the hustings, be he Whig or Tory, Money maketh the man now; what difference there may be if Reform can be established, in spite of the corruption of ...

... that Archbishop Manning and Bishop Grant—indirectly, it may be, but still efficiently—took part in the Coventry election. The Whig whippers-in communicated with the above-named Reman prelates, through Liberal R.C. peer, who at once co-operated, and sent ...