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... the impolicy and injustice of overthrowing the Irish branch of the Protestant Church, which he said had been assailed by the Whig-Liberals mainly for the purpose tripping up th Government and obtaining election cry. He asked those who supported him to deny ...
... from one part of England to another, or crossed St. George's Channel. The present Lord Derby, then a leading member of the Whig Government, went from Windsor to Lancashira, Lord Lvtton, then described as a Radical Reformer, from St. Ives to Lincoln, Lord ...
... Whitby. The address is devoted to the Irish Church question. The rev. gentleman says has no desire to make his parishioners Whig or Tory, but he felt bound to address them upon what he regards as a question of right or ,n on 8> honesty plunder, religion ...
... exjiendi-ture for the year ending 81,18$'.*, for Derby's Government responsible, Was. The expenditure rote next year Uncfer the whig ia and to qf tiii# wa* owitjg the chipese war, ljul also included the following t» urn* for Aflft warlike arid ; aud in IW>l»2 ...
... and the zeal with which they constitute themselves the joint echo of him and of Mr. Gladstoks. This may be, the organ of the Whigs has endeavoured to prove it, proof that the members of the Liberal party are in perfect accord upon public matters. To most ...
... she really gave ? Not one of them believed it for a moment. Tory statesmen yUways speak of the crown more deferentially than Whigs—that is a tradition of the party. But the difference now-a-days goes deeper then words, and that not only the House of Commons ...
... two gentlemen who would do all they could to thwait and oppose him in every way—(cheers) in order, he supposed, that some Whig lordling might ride into Downing-street. (Laughter and applause.) Mr. Cawl y had alluded the balance of power between different ...
... stands, indeed, exactly where he stood years ago. Meanwhile the tide has rolled on, and he is left stranded, a slow and steady Whig, without any particular principles to guide him save that of laisses jaire, and with no political qualification except an imposing ...
... be continued during the elections, in the pates of the FREE LANCE. Alderman Bluff kins and Neutral Principles for ever! No W(h)igs on our Polls! * Down with the Tories ! Down with the Radicals! Down with the Dust I Representation Manchester.— CHEETHAM WARD ...
... opposition arem. The lecturer entered veTy fnliy into the subject from nil the standpoints, demonstratia that leaders of tie Whig, Romish, and Radical parties had invariably overstated the property and understated the number* I of the Church in they had ...
... imi>olicy and injustice of overthrowing the Irish branch of the Protestant Church, which he said had been assailed by the Whig-Liberals mainly for the purpose of tripping up the Government and obtaining an election cry. asked those who supported him ...
... rasjrt to any means for the purpose, hence it is that because Murphy is obnoxious and detested by the Roman Catholic party, the Whig Gvardian and Radical Examiner and Times applaud the action taken by the magistrates in depriving him of his liberty. Working ...