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... SATURDAY, AVGUST 15, 1808. THE DISRUPTION OP CUURCII-AND-BTATE ; AND WHAT NEXT? It used to be « widely accepted saying that the Whigs were ever running their heads against a wall Surely the party indicated, or such o{ it remains, is justifying a rcyival the ...
... as everybody suspects, cares no more for the Irish Church than for the Choctaw Indiana—is once more to attempt to dish the Whigs by adopting their policy and passing their measures. The Standard says the question is not of keeping the Irish Church up but ...
... gress of political honesty and political dishonesty, meney always played a great part. The Whigs were at one time, and are still no doubt, tolerably rich and the Whigs, endeavouring to oust the Tories, bribed immensely at the géneral and sclitary elec- tions ...
... questions than of pelitical principles, the Whigs went out of office and Sir Robert Peel onee more entered Downing-street. His access to power was a blessed event. He knew better than either his party or the Whigs that a farther revolution—a bloodless one ...
... Everyone speaks of as strong, tell, is all over will decidedly be ww the a as water is very scarce,— on difficul = ‘- Carmen.—The Whig their vehi of Saturday says:—The carmen of Belfast have withdrawn from the stands,.and Belfast is this morning carless, The ...
... ultra school, almost extinct in but still to be met with in nooks and corners in colonies. They never forgave Mr. Beaumont his Whig as well as his liberal rinci Appointed to office in 33, 33, by the Palmerston vernment, he has never first day of his arrival ...
... toa national school teacher w! a ‘*Fenian,” by the wife of a proprietor of mills in that votes in the Parliamen' The Northern Whig states that there will be 8,500 new alone. constituency of Belfast on the It is im however, to say how will be added by the ...
... usual course of avoiding controversy on relig ous and political subjects. If in our plea for toleration, addressed 'l ories and Whig*, Conrervslives and Liberals. ProtesUnta and Human Catholics, on a question which affects the principles upon which the g.-vrrnmcnt ...
... not disgusted, ranks of the old Constitutional Whigs. They most stone-blind if they cannot discern these ominous signs the times. And most intelligent and impartial churchmen especially, be they Tory, Whig, or Radical, will sorrowfully admit that “ Tbe ...
... of entertaining men whosenames and serviees to humanity will outlive political and territorial aristocracies, whether. of Whig or of Tory ‘descent. | The only explanation that has reached us of this singular.negligence the rt of the noblemen and gentle- ...
... and Ritualism within the Church. Sneers like these lose their point when directed against Bishop Waldegrave. He is a Whig of the Whigs. who, upon this question, has broken away from his hereditary sympathies and the traditions of his family and his party ...
... thesé instances together, but it may be useful to consider why each of these great men swerved. Pitt, we are.told, began asa Whig and a zealous and daring parliamentary reformer, but was for the last fifteen years of his life the mainstay of the Tories ...