... every section of his followers, however motley their opinions upon other grave questions of political importance. The genuine Whigs of the Russell school for the last half century have never been more delighted than when chance threw in their way an opportunity ...

... os the Church of the Future. The Bpaniah Revolution—by Vedette. Cornelius O'Dowd.—Walewski.—lledical Lecturem— Misfits.—The Whig Letter. Old and New. The Coming Elections. W. Blatikwood and Sons, Edinburgh and London. ...

... candelabra, old lamp, mounted stag's bead, gilt sad other cornices; brass curtain rods (with ends and nags), frees stair rods, gee Whigs, kitchen table, and other TOWN OF MiNCHINHAMPTON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BT T. W. DAVIS, At the CROWN Its, (19th September ...

... have no honourable alternative but to resign.' The Irish Church, like the Reform question, is quite a secondary object in the Whig tactics. It is a lever for forcing open the doors of Downingstreet, and when it has served its turn it will be shunted as the ...

... entered the Reformed Perlis. meat the same yearn member for Penryn and Falmouth. He became Solioitor•Generel jest berme the Whigs tweet oat in Dee., 1834, and he returned to themes Mee they mime in again in April. 1836. Four years later be was mimed the ...

... 1869, for which Lord Derby's Government was responsible, was 13,528.7761. The expenditure rose in the nest year ander the Whig Government to 15,312.6751., in 1861 to 15,864.1640., and in 1862 to 16,060,3501. From the expenditure of 1862 there woe a gradual ...

... the word, a re-modeller and adapter, not a destructionist, accused the Whigs of obstructing Reform, except in cases where their political power was in jeopardy. He gave the Whigs credit for • great deal of talk, but denied them credit for doing much work ...

... Macaulay well remarks as follows If, rejecting all that is merely accidental, we look at the essential characteristics of the Whig and Tory, we consider each of them, as the rciprematative of a great principle, essential to the welfare of cation. One is ...

... himself a Coeservative, led theses* on the Ministry, and was outbidden by Mr. Bouverie, who is the most oonspicuous of all Whig failures. Mr. Osborne. who has often stimulated the sport, said that the Ulan of the First Minister had been carried too far; ...

... town embraced within its area religious and political Dissenters, Tory and Whig Churohmen ; • few Dissenters voting for the Tory candidate, • larger number of Churchmen for the Whig; it had also its roughs, its freemen, its independent burgesses, as they ...

... purchase their tickets at the reduced rate. Ececrion Gosalr.—There is a schism among the Liberals of fi'orwiek. The old.fashioned Whigs are for inviting the present sitting members, Mr. E. Warner and Sir W. Russell, to stand again, while the advanced Liberals ...

... lead, weighing upwards of one hundredweight, was stripped of the roof of the oflies No. 9 by the form of the wind, and, after Whig wafted like a boll, it was blown through one of the windows of the aseople-room of the East and West India Dock Company's boom ...