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... having proposed to do anything at all. Mr. Gladstone has not touched upon that question. It was Lord John Russell and the Whigs that proposed the levelling-up principle. Lord Stanley said that Ireland, not the Irish Church, was the question of the day ...
... Is there, then, really room for doubt 1 When men who have been Mr. GLADSTONE'S supporters for years leave him, when such Whigs and Liberals as the Duke of Porn , LAND and WILLIAM RATHBUN! GREG, W. it. G. are deserting their colors, men of inferior ...
... that that opinion is a right one is at least manly. But enough on private matters. We have not touched on questions purely Whig or Tory. The Irish Church has on its side nearly, if not all, Conservatives, and not a few Liberals, and the most consistent ...
... influence which she was long reputed to possess. She was for many year mistress of the robes. and we believe she was one of the Whig Indite; whose influence at Court led Sir Robert Peel time thirty years ago to decline the responsibility of forming a government ...
... infallible render more stringent the provisions of the last teaching: and planting thronehout the country act Sir G. Grey (Whig Home Secretary) insisted monasteries and missionary schools, the fame of On a clause hamming the weekly toil of women Ireland ...
... gentleman and the matter will now de carried into the Court of Arches. It is curious to note how public men lielonging to the old Whig families are working round to a laith in the ballot. Some tiine ego, if our rectelection does not deceive us. Lord Harlington ...
... full .4 aientry. The vote of annfidenee in the Tory candidates was moved by Mr. Aldermen Curtis. one f the many mid-fashioned Whigs whom Mr. filedstone has converted to Conservative prineinlm it was secondedlw Mr. R. flaworth.a. well-known W 'eleven leader ...
... Mary receives full attention. Any one who will take the trouble go over them will find an ample account of the share which Whigs and Tories had in nprearing Protestantism and checking Popery in these realms. It would be well if every elector were compelled ...
... riven to 'emir nppnnents : butt, at the same time, if von will he so kind as to forward to me the assurance for which my fair Whig friends are an anxiously lookincr. I shall still he able to resnect them as heretofore. notwithstandine their vote in emir ...
... overthrown by their own busyhodying and meddling, by leaping ahead of their opponents, with the sole object of dishing the Whigs. Thereby they have raised up a great power among the lowest orders of society, the unthinking demagogue population, who have ...
... highly offensive to a number of Whig members of aristocratic families and proclivities, and who have not yet taken the leap into the darkness g land the Bright doctrines with regard to E's affairs spread before them. The Whig M.P.'s who are now so confidently ...