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... more iv oommon with tho advanoed Liberals than any other the great Whig magnates ; and Lord Clarendon's age would alone be bar te his ever succeeding to the leadership. Of the younger j Whig politicians, the Marquis of Hartington would seem to have the most ...
... with bribe to the Raman bishops of residences for the priasta. A goad is made tha faot that Earl Russell and others of the Whig leaders prefer this idea which is called concurrent endowment. It was approved of by Buke and recommended by Pht and Castle ...
... Liberals are now firmly seated in the Government saddle, thanks to Lord Derby's leap in the dark, his desire of dishing the Whigs, and Mr. Disraeli's talent for imparting education, there is no reason why the majority of 112 should not be turned at the ...
... leading organ of Irish Protestamt opinion proclaims that “ the nataral alliange of the English settlers im Ireland is with the Whigs of Engliand.”’ So the immediate effect of the Irish Church Act has been to turn oravge blue. Women’s Work in Lady (reading: ...
... of “ Constitutional’ honesty and truth. What are the facts ? In 1864 a committee, com- posed of equal numbers of Tories and Whigs, determined on the clesing of Deptford, -Woolwich, and Pembroke. In pursuance of this resolation the late Tory Government closed ...
... California. —San Franoiaoo, April 16th, 1869.—Here in California, the remote Western limit of the Great Republic, the Northern Whig ia a meaaenger of interest and welcome to the ci-devant Belfast-man. Among the residents of San Francisco the Ulster metropolis ...
... of the Irish Church Bill, he should move that it be read second time that day three months. The Earl of Harrowby, if not a Whig, has never been decided Tory. How comes he to fake the place of the fiery Lord of Knowaley in the mad movo the Peers against ...
... was threescore years and ten. popularly known daring the greater part of his life as Lord Stanley; he was a thorough-going Whig in polities and a great lover of what are called manly sports and rural pastimes. The son followed his father in the liberal ...
... departed spirit of the late gifted prelate it would be the knowledge that he had left blister operating on the seat of vicious Whig. It is almost a pity that cannot encourage the hope that his spirit allowed to linger on the scene of his prelatical perturbations ...
... that was forbidden her? There were Whigs and Tories, as now, 150 years ago, and advantage was It was so always taken when a woman was reigning. in Queen Anne’s days. Who took advantage of that poor woman but the Whigs ? The Radical papers had within the ...
... cost of ton thou3and pounds. He had got bishoprio for his to the Tories abusive writer pamohlota and in newspaper pross. Tbe Whigs who were the objects of his abase came into power before the bargain of the bishoprio with Stanhope in c mmendam had been ratified ...
... tke French free and ° that the French, though reckoned easy ln respect to religious teaching and ? en t of En e r e a of the Whig Governsarried his „ - - thfcir respect for it. In fact my lord became ° l? such extreme length that mou thpiece of the most ...