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... of A. H. Byington, rto edited partially by Mr. Fitch of the Nortek' p ost Senator Brownies , / has disposed of his Knoxville Whig.—Frank Leslie's Illustrated t ar Sept. 26 appears with au eight-page supPlerne d ting profusely and spiritedly the Avondale ...
... Boston, on the true grandeur of nations ; another against the annexation of Texas, and a third on the antislavery duties of the Whig party. Ile was elected to the United States Senate in 1850 by the conscience men of Massachusetts, by a contest which took ...
... 111 r. Gladstone for going in for entire destruction. He deprecated any Prime Minister, whether Conservative or Liberal, or Whig or Tory, who, in bidding for power, failed to manifest any distinct Policy- Sir John Pakington responded to the toast of The ...
... made by the Conservative party to religious fanaticism, but they had proved abortive. The Opposition leaders reckoned upon Whig mismanagement, and it proved their best ally. They predicted splits in the Cabinet, and their predictions were verified. The ...
... made by the Conservative party to religious fanaticism, but they had proved abortive. The Opposition leaders reckoned upon Whig mismanage- went, and it proved their best ally. They predicted splits in the Cabinet, and their predictions were verified. ...
... fallen into the delusion that it was possible to bring about a coalition Government, with the Marquis at its head, and the old Whigs, like the Duke of Somerset, Lord Halifax, and the Duke of Cleveland, and the true Liberal-Conservatives like the Duke of Richmond ...
... old institutions. In spite of their cry, TAPER and TALPOLE did not prosper. The young QUEEN had a strong partiality for the Whigs. Their leader, Lord MELBOURNE, had been her guide, philosopher, and friend. A little later, when the great bed-chamber controversy ...
... Catholics. It was Lord Derby who, in 1867, declared that he andhis party had taken a leap in the dark in order to dish the Whigs. These repeated indiscretions shew how little trustworthy 'fiis judgment is. He is an orator of the first class, but he has ...
... Private Secretary —to whom ? Why, the Right Honourable Gentleman the member for Cambridgeshire of all men Mr. BRAND ! The late Whig Whip ! In addition to which circumstance, Mr. FREMANTLE had held a responsible and important office under the Governments of ...
... Roman Catholic Church of Ireland by the State of the United Kingdom. The Quarterly insists that Mr. inaugurated it, that the Whigs and Tories alike adopted it and enforced it : and it goes on to speak of it as, upon the whole, The only recognised policy ...
... Opposition, all the bishops present except the Bishop of Oxford (who voted with the Government), and the body of independent 'Whigs, has thrown overboard all the clauses relating to the disposal of the surplus and shelved that question altogether, has so ...
... Catholics. It was Lord Derby who, in 1867, declared that he and his party had taken a leap in the dark in order to dish the Whigs. These repeated indiscretions shew how little trustworthy his judgment is. He is an orator of the first class, but he never ...