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... THE CHURCH OF THE FUTURE. THE SPANISH REVOLUTION—BY VEDETTE. CORNELIUS O'Down.—Walewski.—Medical Lecturers.—Misfits. — The Whig Letter. OLD AND NEW. THE COMING ELECTIONS. W. BLACKWOOD and Soics, Edinburgh 'lnd London. ...
... THE CHURCH OF THE FUTURE. THE SPANISH REVOLUTION.—BY VEDETTE. CORN Emus O'Down.—Walewski.—Medical Lecturers.—hlisflts.— The Whig Letter. OLD AND NEW. THE COMING ELECTIONS. W. BLACKWOOD and SONS, Edinburgh and London. ...
... most distinctively Whiggish peer, that the first effort was to secure Whig adhesions; that the few Radicals appointed were selected by al process of exhaustion,—that worn-out Whigs like Sir G. Grey were preferred to men like Mr. Bruce and Mr. Forster ...
... therefore felt bound to give some little account of his political antecedents. In 1847 he plumped for Sir Thomas Birch, the Whig candidate. He was then much offended with Mr. Cardwell on account of his action on the Navigation Laws, and on that question ...
... difficult to distinguish a ' Conservative ' from a ' Liberal ;' or, as I should put it, a Tory from an old Whig—i.e., a Whig Oligarchical and a Whig Radical, and hence 'Conservative- Liberal,' Liberal-Conservative,' and such other mixed breeds. The difficulty ...
... forces arrayed against us; high church Radicals jostling infidel philosophers, and Nonconfoimist agitators taking counsel with Whig place-hunters; but we yet believe—we hope, if against hope—that the country will, ere it be too late, shake off its fatal lethargy ...
... most distinctively Whiggish peer, that the first effort was to secure Whig adhesions; that the few Radicals appointed were selected by a - process of exhaustion,—that worn-out Whigs like Sir G. Grey were preferred to men like Mr. Bruce and Mr. Forster ...
... a Conservative or a Radical Government. —(Cheers.) I don't speak of the Whig Government, because, gentlemen, the Whigs have ceased to exist ; there is no such thing as the Whigs; and parties are now divided between Radicals on the one hand, and on the ...
... shoulders of Mr. Gladstone? For the future he :will have a formidable antagonist in the person of Lord Salisbury, when there is a Whig and Tory fight in the House of Lords; but the new marquis, who is a hater, such as would have delighted the soul of Dr. Johnson ...
... had been held at Cambridge-house; but somehow or other they did not quite succeed among those whom it was the object of the Whig Government to bring together at social re-unions. The Countess Frances Woldegrave's at homes, which are always patronised ...
... the manipulation of the general election under the new system. The existing Government, Whether it be Tory or whether it be Whig, always has a direct advantage to the extent of several seats at a general election. Its indirect influence in pretty evenly ...
... eight or nine seats, which would include one for Dundee, and perhaps for Aberdeen. There are several whose party feeling as Whigs, or whose strong political policy as Radicals, induces them to sacrifice their feeling as Scotchmen, and who prefer seeing ...