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... noble Earl in the .ase of the general unsectarian and compuLory education of the people, which during the last thirty years of Whig ascendancy (several of them of his own personal pre-eminence in affairs), he has succeeded in checking and e temporarily stilling ...
... schools, the Factory Act, and the Ministry of Public Instruction, all are driven off and impounded for the Whigs. No ODO can say that the Whigs are dished when they are able to take a great national question and to turn it into a party dodge. For this ...
... redeem its pledge. It is too late in the day for such • matter as National Education to be hung up as • question for the Whigs.—Salarcley Reeinr. A letter is published by Mr. Ghisher about the star showers. They were observed, it appears, in Canada, ...
... any child to be educated. The more active of the High Church bishops have urged Government to resist the pledge which the Whig leader would have Parliament give to provide a school every parish ; because they feel convinced that no universal system could ...
... Irishmen. Violent addresses were delivered, and one speaker having j condemned the Tory Government, the meeting shouted, The Whigs would have done likewise. It was not words, but deeds (declared a Mr. Car- mody) tbat would show what the men were ; they ...
... passed over gently, or to call for an indulgent interpretation ? Is he the only trustworthy witness in the cause? Were the Whig tactics of 1866 unimpeachable, and those of 1867 quite consistent and straightforward? Was there no wish to throw out the ...
... the We principles they have hitherto held sacred. confess to feeling thus much greater pleasure in the Tory Bill than in any Whig production that might have been got through the House, that the latter party would never have been bold enough to take the ...
... Government, this question would be grappled with with the force which is necessary. There are among the leading men of the Whig party men who bave fair sentiments with regard to Ire- land, but who, whenever they treat of this question, a' raid of dealing ...