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... has commanded the respect even those who have differed from bis political views. Mr. Johnson began hit political oaroer as Whig, but has for some time past acted with the D' lnooratio party, although in no sense partisan. In 1866 Senator Johnson voted ...
... been a change, that charge has c>n the whole been in favour of the Church of Rome.” The statement as expressed by the great Whig historian, has about look of plausibility. The territory over which Rome asserts dominion is apparently extensive as ever, ...
... right had the State interfere ? Who were the Lords that got some of these tithes at the time of the Reformation? Dr. Hook, Whig, in his Lives of the Archbishops Canterbury,’’ said, the 20th of March. 1539, a commission was directed to the Archbishop and ...
... did now. through the fact of tH* two great parties [ being so evenly balance I—there being 300 Tories on one tide, and 300 Whigs on the other-that men oould turn either one or the Jther of the Government* out, juat as they pleased. This wss not unfortunate ...
... Wynford, Lord Westminster, Marquis of The second reading was lost by majority of 95. The minority cod sis ted of 7 dukes, all Whigs; 4 marquises (alio all Liberals); 32 earls (including the Earl of Carnar- von) ; 5 viscounts, lords, and not single bishop ...
... and, ca’chinghim by the hair of the head, succeeded in bringing him to the brnk, and thus saved him from drowning. Northern Whig. Criminat.r at Large.—The latest returns issued from the Home Offue show that the number of criminal classes at large in England ...
... Parliament the last four years. I should hare supported the Tory Reformers in preference the Whigs. was always •m the Whig side when in Parliament. ** The Whigs htire paltered to long with the question of Reform, that every sincere mao must hare been glad ...
... removed the train would in all probability have been thrown off. and great loss of life resulted. * correspondent of the Northern Whig states tliat the I Orangemen of Coalisland, Kilyman, Stoughan. and Njw-1 mills assembled near the last named place a ftw days ...