... footsteps, and I. farther cemented the Whig connection th family taking to wife his cousin. Ladv lea, ainpl.ell, daughter of Arcld.ald, Karl of Ar-vll lyl, had suffered martyrdom Ids;, p). third llanjuts was also good Whig. .g,d eldest son, ill,an, Henry, ...

... amendments securing to the Irish Church what we consider her rightful property. or even if Grey's phis of levelling-up, carried by Whig.Radicala and time-serving Emitting, is too much for the Nonconformist sappirters of the Government to swallow, the we have ...

... been decided void. miinifitstatton, both chin The only Wine:illy, he arose on the apitication of Th., laiiillord is by his Whig continually the 16 gad 16 Vic. to the Dublin case. own view was crowded. ...

... till 1831 there were 137 new peerages created, and this enabled the Lords to reject the first Reform Bill by a large majority. Whig Peers have been created since then, but more are needed to brim' the House of Lords into sympathy with the nation, and we shall ...

... point time. One these reasons was onlv 'I violent political opin iberal candidate. Tl •me and violent political opinions,’ Whig county geiitleiiian, Mr Ord liouselaw. ‘-a man” ofimxleratiuna landed proprietor both in t boiirino county, and voting, not ...

... account, and had found the ruse oorreet own account for the peat year commenoed with a balance of £383, and terminated with £363. Whig tint half-yesr, the rate produced £834, and the expenses were 009, leaving a of The half-year produced £Bl7, and the expensee ...

... that, in order to effect the end desired, visit to the Divorce Court, or even an act of Parliament, may be necessary.—Northern Whig. ...

... lionise of 124. On June 17, 1800, • motion of the same statesman, thou Lord Stanley, disapproving the foreign polity of the Whig Government, was carried in • bowel of 190 members. 'When the Stuipensory lull was rejected last year the contents mustered ...

... Disraeli had introduced reform bill proposing household suffrage, Lord Derby exultingly exclaimed that the Tories had dished the Whigs, but before two years had elapsed it turned out that they had dished themselves. Let ministers of the Established Church beware ...

... more than twenty Peers die annually, and three or four peerages become extinct every year. It is not surprising that when the Whigs found themselves in office in 1830, they at once began to redress in some degree the enormous disparity in the numbers of the ...

... Settlement, Ile attributed the as founded to the Influence of the voluntary • =t i t: innlarded it as the instrument with olds* Whigs had performed the ceremony of hang Mr. Cardwell hell that, after all UNA argument , of debates of lost year, the verdict of ...