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... deserting the clergy by consenting to the abolishment of church-rates, but it was generally the case with all statesmen, whether Whig or Tory, when Church matters stood in the way of politics, the Church had to suffer. The giving up church-rates only whetted ...
... determined the make merry. ut there is one good purpose emen to break with the Conservative and ally themselves with the old Whigs. ’ Clanricarde was to be waited u Marquis The Earl of Shaftesbury and Lord ‘estbury were also to be visit but the Mai? is sad): ...
... doinething far more wonderful than the Siamese twin brother,— Seven Sisters' Junction I—Punch. EXTRAORDINARY ASSAULT UPON A WHIG—At Glasgow, Robert Dickson has just been sentenced to three months' imprisonment for having, on the 3rd of April last, in his ...
... clergy, had beea betrayed ra Conservative party on thia question. was ' YOYOP ' thai this was tho tendency of cler ' whether Whig or Tory. At con fa-erica churchwardens held this w 1 h ' a general expression opinion that chu Hn ,'i?°*W levied exclusively ...
... deserting the clergy by consenting to the abolition of Church-rates, but it was generally the case with all statesmen, whether Whig or Tory when Church matters stood in the way of politics, the Church had to suffer. The giving up of Church-rates only whetted ...
... extricated himself, his estates being heavily mortgaged. Sir Robert successfully contested Nottingham in 1861, against the Whig party, who ',rought forward the present Duke of Newcastle (then Lord Lincoln) to oppose him. The hon. baronet was again returned ...
... Club ! ,F or m °s® years than one cares to count baa been diacarded by the Conservative party, and meeklyfetdied s»dcamedfor Whigs and Radicals alternately; but appears that had not given sufficient proofs of his fitness cob* sort club sense with the unto ...
... in propounduxg the necessity of reduction the franchise, surrendered the “finality” principle, which had been article of the Whig creed for twenty years, and propared the way for the household suffrage of 1867. So the Earl Russell of 1809, in proposing ...
... he is strangely deficient in moral qualities. He devised a policy in 18G7 whioh involved a revolution, merely di3h the Whigs. He took leap in the dark in tha dir action of reform, an 4 having evoked the Devil of democracy, as his order regards household ...
... this did not materially in* crease his Income. Sir Robert Clifton successfully con* tested Nottingham In 1861, against the Whig party, who adopted Lord Lincoln (the present Duke ol Newcastle) as their candidate ; and again, In 1865, but was unseated for ...
... in St. B James's-square. Itis exactly whatl toldyou toanticipate. The i Bill isto bethrown out on its second rkading. The Whigs ni are talking of a mnejority of eighty. The Bill stands for h its second reading this da weekh, but the division will not ...
... this was done in the interests of party rather than of the State—that the paltry motive which he was actuated was to dish the Whigs, and thus to procure for his partisans longer lease of power—sufficiently indicates the character of the man. Want of judgment ...