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... t : onanBtheyiray deem essential. It signifies nothing what the Whigs of the majority may think say about these amendments. If wisely framed they are certain to be carried, with or without their consent; for the hulk of the Tory minority led by Lord Cairns ...
... Kimberley, and several other Whig peers, in the late debate, avowed their preference for “concurrent endowment,” and their regret that it was impossible to carry such a plan. In fact, of the peers who own the name of Whig,” we doubt if dozen could be ...
... opposite were divided into two distinct patties above and below the gangway. Tire Whigs above the gangway funned one party, and those j below it another. Both had policy, but the Whigs had a policy especially upon questions connected with laud and the church ...
... trousers and Jenny Lind hat, and carried a fishing rod in his hand. He said that he would not know the man again. —Northern Whig. HIGH WATER AT THE COSTUM-HoUAE. Mora.—34 Min. past 8 Even.—s 3 Min. oast ...
... but this did not materially increase his income. Sir Robert Clifton successfully contested Nottingham in 1861 against the Whig party, who adopted Lord Lincoln (the present Duke of Newcastle) their candidate ; ana again in 1865, but was unseated for ...
... the will Thomas Newton, ironfonnder, was proved in the Wakefield Registry under £lo,ooo.—lUwtrated London News. The Northern Whig says :—“ The Remonstrant of Ulster concluded its business yesterday (Thursday.) The discussion on the Irish Church was - resumed ...
... speeches of Lord Etcho and Mr. Cardwell Monday night;— Lord ELCHO said the following question was put to him by some of his Whig friends: How does it happen that you who profess to bo an independent member of this House, and who owo allegiance neither ...
... any more than they can see why Lady Howley’s Charity and the old Nonconformist trusts should have been handed over, as the Whigs did hand them over, on former occasion, to tho Anti-Trinitarian Dissenters. The class of Dissenters I now refer to object to ...
... of the county Norfolk—the Hon. Frederick Walpole, and Sir Edmund Lacon, Bart.—has ended in the signal discomfiture of the Whigs. The petition was “put on” by certain well-known families of territorial influence, who determined, if possible, to frighten ...
... e may say. his pledged**- readiness to consider amendments he owes the votes of many Conservative Peers, as well as of the Whig Lord Westbury and of others, and it will be perilous thing to throw this great advantage recklessly away. How he will determine ...
... thess days the schoolmaster was abroad, and the Conservatives were not the only persons who were undergoing education- - the Whig party were being very rapidly educated the most powerful schoolroaeter in the Cabinet, who would, was confident, obtain first-class ...
... will, of course, commence in the House of ( Loris, When that House goes into committee.” know, from half dozen quarters, that Whigs like , Lord Rus-sell and Lord Grey are prepared to take this ground are disposed to deal more liberally , with the Irish Church ...