... grewon. i. difficult to nugiu toe .tiTe chief . mob from window, in St. JuneeMtieet, Houee of Lord, for rejecting » 1831 he . Whig Con.erv.tive of 1834, «id ,!Lon when of 1840. Even on the one recent ...

... for ether contests. The land question, for. instance, is far more hopeful for the Consarvati«tß than the Church is. The old Whigs have never cared much for the Church, but they have always cared a good deal about the land; and while they .would view the ...

... and that of the new Canon Mozley, there ia all the difference between Church whose preferments were given the scions of great Whig families and Church whoso preferments are given to learned theologians. In one case, Church preferment was bestowed to secure ...

... coffins, some of which wer« shrouos quite fresh, and in others the relics huraanitj in the last stage of decay. The Northern Whig gives th« following description of the scene on Sunday evening “We counted upwards of 100 coffins thus rudely raised from the ...

... since been held by Lowthers, whose vested interest in these dignities seems to have been acknowledged alike by Tories and Whigs ; by Lord Melbourne no less than b Lord Live ool, the Duke of Wellington, Sir R. Peel, and Mr. israeli. But tempora mutantur; ...

... The bill had, in fact grown objectionable, becanne, the effort to make it palatable to the Coneervatives and obstructional Whigs, it had ceased to be national. ia hard to trace the precise modifications which converted fairly good measure into one that ...

... fo: a tolerable Ministry, an@ are even 1° tors ? all, is there any. reason to be sure the Conservatives wholly aside, thi Whigs wor ve dealt more wi and more tenderly with Parliamefitary Reform an d the h Church than the Conservatives did the former, ...

... tenant farmer is simply tenant will, and is compelled vote according to the expressed or implied wish of hie landlord. Neither Whig nor Tory forme exception to the rule. The writer In discussing the Question short time since with the late Chancellor of toe ...

... of his He , contrasts the conduct’ of the Whigs before the firet Reform Bill with the Conser our own time. For many vative policy of after the outbreak of the great long weary years French Revolution the Whigs were the weaker Their numbers were small; ...

... that she is the most inhospitable country in the world next the country of the Somalis. LIFE PEERAGES. Supposing that the Whig Earl and the Tory Marquis persuade the House of Lords to agree to life peerages, is there anybody who will accept the boon ...

... vacant seat. Humours have been afloat that a brother of the deceased Admiral has been selected to be his successor. The Not them Whig wants to know which of the two brothers has been chosen—one being royal equerry, and the other youthful guardsman. Sir Shafto ...

... denounce as‘* ‘was , for persunal reasons, to to the assertion FO! as Chancellor, expose the inexperience of te recounts how Whig and To: if not real enemies, shoo! Chancellors, 1o1 d he with” displeasure ” on Pp 8 hands, an life of Brougham. He tells us ...