... absurd. Tbiaistaught Bone, and hat been long practised in Ireland and hence the readiness of the Iriah Liberal to join with Whig and Radical, Republican and political Dissenter, to restore you to power. Still does the Church of Rome bold no faith with ...

... disendowed, he will vote for his father receiving full compensation for the loss of patronage”,—that is, this Church-reforming Whig is not satisfied with bis father having two-thirds of the tithe of the above parishes, but he will seize the other one-third ...

... little extra expenep to have it rendered efficient, than at a less expense have what was wholly inferior? a (1Yes,) The late Whig government erected at series of ti very large forts round tbe -coast, but they unfortunatelya forgot to put any guns upon them ...

... occasion ventured te me, Mr, Gladstone w + financier of this the doctrine that he was the only the country, that duri of the Whigs there was economy, and during the administration of the Tories diture. Now he there was prolific extravagance and e: (Mr. ...

... and, from years be was convinced thas I ‘Was more and trath of an old tator of his, asa out of doors, a: if (Cheers.) The Whigs would time of the commonwealth. always ready to promise, but made to be test int Réfo out, and the aligh they looked back, ...

... English constituency (applause). He (Mr. Williams) should like to impress upon every one present at that meeting, whether Whigs or Tories, that they were Liverpool men, and that Mr. Gladstone was a Liverpool man (hear, hear). He hoped everyone present ...

... 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 ...

... ventured to propound the doctrine that he a-R the only great financier of this country, that Curing the administration of the Whigs there wats tc(n(omy, and during that of the Tories there was rolifiec expenditure. Mlr. Livingstou then read a atter headed ...

... last, though not least, as the Archbishop described, Repeal of the Union. We refer the Bon. Mr. to the Spartan answer the Whig Mar. [uis of Sligo the interrogatories of the priests, son.ewhat like his own to the Duke lborough interference—their reverences ...

... creed comes dawn to their last descendant, but by the time that it reaches him its character is wondrously transformed. The Whig politics of old had a strain of religions sentiment, and somewhat a classical flavour. Republican Rome—or rathar what Republican ...

... Whitby. The address is devoted to the Iriah Church question. The rev. gentleman says he haa no desire to make his parishioners Whig or Tory, but he felt bound to address them upon what he regards as a quastion of right or wrong, honeaty or plunder, religion ...

... wmtetlting game between the cot soil mess was played throughout. M. allots ed lilt oppenent to his elmngth tine one' ay. not Whig+ Ighl non hill ens like • I. All if the fury, whisking . 5' the wave, out of haul end .min at his neen pleasure' and mile ...