... the Reformation a huge mistake, and sighs for a revival of the fooleries of Rome's worst daysthe Rationalist, who. like the Whig Lordling of the house of Russell, wishes the ranks of the clergy to include the avowed infidel, as well as the orthodox believer ...

... have increased the national burdens by three millions of money. Therefore it does matter to us all whether the Tories or the Whigs are in power. With such well-known facts before them, can the electors hesitate whether to vote for ...

... the honour which' has been done me in placing me in the chair on this interesting occasion—a great one indeed. I am an old Whig, anti have been one from my earliest youth, and, believe me, as an Englishman, I am not likely to desert my colours at the ...

... King's Mead Inn, Brourthton, of which the Rev. C. R. Graham, vicar of Kirkby Ireleth, was chairman, who said he was an old Whig and never likely to change. lle had watched the career of the Marquis since his entrance into public life, and was quite confident ...