... and he would merely say that he considered it Bill which is disgrace to the House of Commons. It was brought in to put the Whigs in office, and so far Mr. Gladstone had achieved a great success. It was not the work of statesman, but of a politician. Lord ...

... together-Lord Westbuey being especially severe on the ecclesiastical policy of the Government. His lordship has been known as a Whig and something more, but has not hitherto been remarkable for religious zeal, being, indeed looked upon a sort of noble Gauio ...

... eutuated No. 16, ()Id Market, seufet, occuspect by 11. blrledet, Grocer end %NA, to Mr Holmes the pre aro, or to Mr. lemee Whig., di, I, Norlligate, LET, a within eaay distance of the Ton Hell; eoeslettag of Bed Rooms, Drawtoe, Mine, Store. sad Snakiest ...

... dee ft be dde teed d defter ea di aerate. was 'mist by el kr TM IWO Wm we hogs ad Idiress, Ways moss or le Wed lbs doer irk Whig, dire le es Wee W weld perm ; dews Wise d Owed =lb e Wile s gas Wed sod real: ado TM Whet Ids dew d eed drips brads, odd aware ...

... impossible, and no one except peer full of the bitterness of Tories in opposition, or of the deeper bitterness of neglected Whigs, can doubt that they were right dealing lirst with the Church. Until this wrong is reme- , die.i, other quoationa hetween Ireland ...

... their lordships’ House. Earl Hassell's reply Lord Derby was feeble in the extreme, and full of blunders and platitudes. Tbe Whig leader re ferred to Milton and Locke men who would have been useful in House of Peers, and actually spoke of Milton as performing ...

... clearly favour of the political no less than the moral integrity of his hero. is as a firm, conscientious, and influential Whig of the original ' school, that we find him, not merely expounding and defending those principles which in . 1688 transferred ...

... The advices from America have not been of a cheering character, and give indications improvement in trade there. —Northern Whig, riOLLARD & COLL A HD’S PIANOFORTES, V,/ HAMM'i.N 12 .V 13. P.M'.K I- ■» . I.KKI'-j. 1? IN HA \’ A N A A S .. ? GEO. JACKSON ...

... whether the altered tone of the American Govern- e ment is not in a very great degree owing to the ac- cession to office of the Whig-Radical Ministry, and 1 especially of Mr Bright, whose character and pro- clivities with respect to international policy, and ...

... .1 with T Murtha 0011a•Vik The oonsoluotiant that on et a tor,top week, the 0101.010 talkie , in a loud 11114 iin to and Whig, . wymirgep Sauer he w wall Molt her the fees, eil Its that. The delondaot u mem MI bees imeming him moth, tlw a.m.= sr to ...

... r., oy Wardle. Gdhxtione awl 4.. male 14 Sunday 'Mao& . . . _ at 2.31) and IS p.m. Christ Church, Tudmorden. ONCOLLECTIONS Whig-Naswiff, May Via. will be made in tide Church for the Bang s , and National belted. enitnect..l with it. Sermon ia the Morning ...

... his party — (And they were not slow to learn), That never yet was principle But inside out 'twonld turn. That what's a lie in Whig months In Tory mouths is trim ; And Household Suffrage alwayp Was a genuine Tory view. Disraeli led his party To t. , veral ...