... delivered himself uponthe Irish question, and now there 3 a third letterupon the same subject. It highly characteristic of the Whig Mentor that each of these performances differs widely from every other, and that they are all of them almost equally mpracticable ...

... bishop. He alluded to the catholicity of the Church of England, and observed that i* was desitous number amongst it* adherents Whig, Tory, and even Radical (cheers). The Chairman proposed The Army, Navy, Militia, Yeomanry and Volunteers. He said he was ...

... watched with increasing interest, nominated nothing but crafty provisions for the death of the predestined victim. When theold Whig aristocracy, from motives of pique and from hatred Mr Disraeli, are prepared to forget all the principles in which they were ...

... Englishmen have been accu.-»u>med to recognise but two classes of statesmen in political matters, who are regarded either as Whigs Tories; but the different shades of ecclesiastical polity, as exhibited in the present day, makes confusion more confounded ...

... about politics or shades of religion. the trustees slight be mort excellent Tories, and in ten years hence be most respectable Whigs. The Commissioner thought the constables, bailiffs and portreeves should be ex-officio trustees. Air Meyler said that would ...

... Romanists within its walls, and they would be joined for political purposes by the great body of the Liberals, headed by the Whig aristocracy. Thus would be brought together a religious and a political phalanx, strong enough to overwhelm all opposition ...

... recent election: '' J. Hargreave's travelling expenses Mofiatt back, when he warned Ernest Jones of the folly of helping the Whigs, after spending his life exposing the cruelty and villainy of that party 4c., 4c., 11a. Another case of death from starvation ...