... adopted in principle Lord Cessna.’, celebrated scheme for partially secularising the ecclesiastical property. The eminent Whig Rei former moved that the House should rc.olve into committee to consider the state of the ...

... leading Whigs. They fought in parishes; enormous cost, they battled for their liberty in the courts of law; thousands endured distraints upon their goods; and several, notably Jehu Childs, of Bungay, suffered imprisonment; and meanwhile the Whig Churchmen ...

... into on'.ce and proposed a similar plan to that of the Whigs, with this difference, however, that the bonus held out to land- lords was 27 j per cent.; and subsequently— fortunately for the Whigs, but against their wishes— Lord Melbourne became Prime ...

... election. He agreed with Mr. Giffard that even at election times the business of life must go on,. and there was no reason why Whig or Tory should not employ a man of his own colour to do his work, provided it was not done on condition of obtaining the vote ...

... Mr. Langley, baring accepted the compliment, launched into a furious invective against what he was pleased to call the Old Whig party for preferring Gladstone to Langley, and their old member (or the part he took Uia chief fault appeared to be the possession ...

... contain samples of Jacobite song. Whatever may now be thought of the cause of the Stewarts, it is impossible for the staunchest Whig not to feel admiration for those who could sing over a lost cause. Lady Nairne makes no secret- of her sympathies with Tory ...

... eywood, Relieving Officer, wo iC Nd AR hilg > about 3 0 years, a blacksmith’s k Ten, In eng tenter, deserted his wife and ej le Whig chargeable to the parish of na The ~In. stout made, dark brown ’ and Yward » Wi eserted in company with a tt he . th whom he ...

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... reckoning. The paper was ~ , frlenda middle cooree’ know full -ell that they have many units awed well wishers. They hope that ISO Whig* , * , . Captain Sberatd Osborn, will ia!n.ed 160 Tories, and that so , MCliolook. Admiral Belcher, Iff. maiteeT.ed! .11 honest ...

... to-' • voile dere. ; distill'', far the &whim sis Ennwiile,wbether it was discretion or jealousy, or both, that indeed the Whigs to refuse to swept him as • party Mader, the we. directly beedeial to progress and enlightened reform, 'she utilised hisenergyon ...

... contended for this plain and obvious truth, never hitherto denied by the politicians of any party, not even by the most advanced Whigs, until within the last few months, that are not sorry to find thus boldly re-asserted, in a quarter so unsuspicious, and where ...

... that Mr, Gladstonk desires to tide over the Session without breaking his Cabinet by internal dissensions, or compelling his Whig friends to separate themselves from his policy. Meanwhile variety of measures are introduced Liberals of more or less position ...