... Irish Church was nothing less than a preliminary move against the Established Church in this country. He believed that the Whig party, to which he was bound by hereditary ties, disclaimed any intention of disturbing the English Church, but the result ...

... Irish Church was nothing less than a preliminary move against the Established Church in this country. He believed that the Whig party, to which he was bound by hereditary ties, disclaimed any intention of disturbing the English Church, but the result ...

... was plain that he could not attain his object through a connection with the Left Centre. The Whig element was predominant in that section ; and the Whigs, in the first place, did not like him, and in the next place had men of their own whom they preferred ...

... was plain that he could not attain his object through a connection with the I•eft Centre. The Whig element was predominant in that section ; and the Whigs, in the first place, did not like him, and in the next place had men of their own whom they preferred ...

... from Pembroke Lodge. Who was Earl Granville ? Who was this Mr. Lowe ? Persons utterly unknown in the genuine annals of the Whig party, and mere modern excrescences of the Constitution ; forward individuals certainly, and pushing, and therefore, on the ...

... the idol of the Liberal electors; he is hated by a large portion of the Liberal elected. The Herald compares the result of Whig and Tory Governments, and then makes an appeal to the country on behalf of Mr. Disraeli, who for the future loyalty of Ireland ...

... from Pembroke Lodge. Who was Earl Granville ? Who was this Mr. Lowe ? Persons utterly unknown in the genuine annals of the Whig party, and mere modern excrescences of the Constitution ; forward individuals certainly, and pushing, and therefore, on the ...

... the idol of the Liberal electors; he is hated by a large portion of the Liberal elected. The herald compares the result of Whig and Tory Governments, and then makes an appeal to the country on behalf of Mr. Disraeli, who for the future loyalty of Ireland ...

... return will decidedly be below the average. Steeping is going on, but under difficulties, as water . is very scarceer Northern Whig. ...

... bills of £ 5O will have nothing to do with the comparative each, the first of which had been paid, and th e other merits of Whig or Tory candidates ; for the two had been passed into the hands of innocent holders Tories are unfortunately, committed to ...

... moment, as being of lesser import, is superseded. Consequently, Catholics will have nothing to do with the comparative merits of Whig or Tory candidates ; for the Tories are, unfortunately, committed to the support of Mr. Disraeli and Protestant ascendancy ...