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... Churchman. The Weekly Dirtakh, a Rationalistic publication, has reduced its price ; and so has the Observer, a Sunday advocate of Whig principles. BREAKFAST.-A SUCCESSFUL EXPER INIENT. —The Chil Service ar:elte has the following :— The singular success which ...
... and clisendowment ; and Mr. Disraeli is reported to be creeping up the hedge, ready to steal the Premier's clothes, when the Whigs are caught bathing. All our communications from the Continent FRANCE. are unanimous on one point, that France holds the key ...
... with as a philosopher of the Malthusian School, pompous, oracular. and prejudiced—the unconscious Boswell of a certain set of Whig peers, Protestant bishops and archbishops, and Irish landlords and land agents. Any intelligent historian, observes the reviewer ...
... labours London instead of a city in the Celestial Empire. Mr. Gladstone and Disestablishment is a sort of Tory defiance of the Whig Premier. The writer does not fear disestablishment of the Irish Church, as any measure to that effect will only restore Irish ...
... which gives a fairer or more impartial view of his character and motives. The author vindicates him unanswerably from the old Whig charge of insincerity and inconsistency, declaring that such an accusation is nothing less than an absurdity, for ...
... the death of the great Tribune, O'Connell, and, the thoroughly immoral and offensive administration of the l'almerstonian Whigs, so disgusted Irishmen, that they became perfectly indifferent to party Cabinets. To the taunt that they were Fenians, incredulous ...
... Radnor, who died at the age of 90, for many years fought the battle of Catholic RADNR. Emancipation, and offended many of his Whig friends by his energetic defence of William Cobbett, whom he assisted with money to obtain his seat, and to publish many of ...
... yards. What Musanettes, Bs. :id. 9 yards. White Tervy Piques, spi. 9d. 9 yards. White Imitation Piques, Is, sad. so yard.. Whig, Moans of every kind. M USLI NS, English, Fast Colours, ys. std., ss. :id., ss. std., and 6s. tzd. to yards. Franck, is. nd ...
... rulers of Spain fur more than thirty years. That is no doubt correct, but it does not make matters better, and the Spanish Whigs, who prepared this evil lot for their country are not therefore in the right ; they may not blaspheme themselves, but they ...
... constantly bear in mind the duty of political distrust towards all other bodies and parties. Whether they call themselves Whigs or Tories, Liberals or Conservatives, and even while we are feeling it a happy duty to support the measures of any of them ...
... hilarity at the expense of Mr. Gladstone's liberality to lunatic asylums, and, with more justice, at the way in which certain Whigs endeavour to set every denomination of Christians against all other Christians. The Duke's wit is not a very powerful ally ...
... Henry Labouchere, died suddenly on Tuesday. Born in 1798, he took a first .at Oxford in 1820, and filled several offices under Whig Government. from 28.12 to 1858. In 1859 lie was raised to the peerage. His last employment was as chairman of the Endowed Schuols ...