... 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 ...

... I’honest 1 ’honest duty—a duty which every Government, under the same circumstances, would have had to discharge—which even the Whigs themselves, if they hod been office, would not have been able to shirk. It disgraceful to our public men that there should ...

... State to protect those who cannot | and other things as they went to their carriage, ext ension of popular power tai in of the Whig Peers have Boyes-Fowler, an attorney, for the urpose, in|Theatre, and had been em Rt te) yed as stage manager | j.—(9.20 am ...

... complain. You say voters will be deprived of the franchise two wards Plymouth, bat Stonehouse ward will be deprived, viz., 61 Whigs, 17 Conservatives, 3 open ; and if the two parties neglected sendmg notice in time every year, nearly a third of the voter# ...

... years, and enjoys considerable local influence, has just undergone a change of proprietor. ship. Hitherto representative of Whig interests, the Examiner, under its new management, will lend its enpper to the cause of Conservatism. Colonel Somerset having ...

... the celebrated Lord Castlereagh to self-destruction. Yet the Irish Church j drags on, just if it had not been condemned all Whig statesmen, solely because the minority has had too great power. India has to be revolutionised, as the] recent speeches in ...

... “Clarendon capitulation,” made Paris the Edose of the Crimean war, was one of the grossest and E&ost fatal blunders for which Whig diplomacy is re- Eponaible. that act of foolish and extravagant self- Ecrifics, parted, Mr. Mill justly says, “with the natural ...

... of completing his 75th year, once more cast a aad retrospective glance over the manner in which his rival had “dished” the Whigs, and expressed his fears that the bill would result in increased bribery and treat. And all this time the Premier eat on the ...

... Would it not candid to own that, tiio principle a good or a bad one, it applies, ns our representation stands, indifferently to Whig and Tory? Probably, Bumingham under Lord Cairns’s clause may return one Conservative or moderate Liberal, and two instead of ...

... latter was far more serious change, though it made no difference in the mode of conducting elections. shade such distinctions as Whig and Tory entered the mind of Simon Montfort when summoned his knights, citizens, and burgesses to the councils of the realm ...

... of which, in all its surroundings, was fraught with vexation and danger. ‘Tbe working classi d justly incensed at being with Whig pledges an hig faithleasnees since 1859, will discern in this bill a enerous recognition of their rightful claims, The old ...

... the scene of these gloomy Whig scheme; but such an education should be placed within orgies for years past, it is associated with Whig failures, their reach, There was nothing more ditticult for a middle- ‘Whig treachery, Whig defeat, and the funeral baked ...