... archbishops ssnd i 4 prelates. Lord l)erby and Lord Cairns, with their followers, ranged them- i selves' on the same side; and Whig lords, like Earl Russo]l, also added their votes to tlro majority, il thc hope and. expectation I that a similar concession ...

... the weekly half holiday in ell fA *aan Workshops connected with a NIW busines, ad ab ny artiles of wearg apparel e made, or Whig aJ situated In towns in which the market)dayls S ata When another d&y har thus been substituted for W m Ur day for ar weekly ...

... the Lords did not recommend it. Wabat was the majority in the House of Commons made up of7 Mr. Gl stone and his men-some old Whigs, extreme Radicals, socialists, men of no religion, democrats, and revolutionists. Were they to be told that such men were to ...

... more than 2O peers dio Ann`uahly, and three or four peerage. lwecome extinct every year. It is wrot surprising that wen the Whigs found themesI ea in offlce n O1830, they at once began to r dresim in some degree the ?? disnarity in d the numbers of the ...

... was neces. Gary for the peace of the world. That policy was teetotally opposite to the muddling and meddling policy of the Whig pr, which had so often got the countr into serious scfapes and rows. 1Applause.) There was one minister of that party - Lord ...

... part in the groat battle of Roman Catholic Emsan. cipation, he was always regarded as one of the moderate party who ndhered to Whig principles, and Ptood opposed to Ultramontane notions. His lordship married in 1817 Louisa Emilia, only daughter of Mr. Elias ...

... having written Co- ningeby and Sybil, undertook to show the Igeneration of 1808 how the statesman of 1846 caught the Whigs bathing and ran away with their clothes ; because I know that, if life and health be given to the member for Bucks, he will ...

... Tacitus It mo o have. originally designed in its present form hie to ox. plain wby he loft the Tories and took offic undOI the Whig Earl Grey; a chang which j 3ord Palmerston'3 0hvlru 84eSe ec~ornour cou only be justified by the wac tha o h acicordin t. serted ...

... a Cairns, who had compromised all their hopes. And it was not a little suggestive that the moderate Torles and the old Whigs found the control of the question was ?? Irom them by the prudent agreement of the Liberals and the thorough True-Blues. The ...

... Witness had often hieard tenants say they must go with their master. Believed that landlord influence in Wales was used by the Whig houses quite as much as by the Conservative houses. Witness had not known of this influence being used directly' by particular ...

... all its conditions. We are by no means disposed to underrate the goodwill towards this object of those Conservative peers and Whig peers who happen to be the greatest proprietors of Irish soil ; we are inclined to believe that some of them are excellent ...

... Clause, and, although the battle raged fiercely till 1838, the bill, time after time, was rejected by the Lords, and the Whigs were finally compelled to pass their measure minus the principle which in Ireland was regarded as a pledge of justice. Tiiz ...