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... THE CHARGE OF THE BRIGHT BRIGADE. Exon's son. Joiucd iv league, Had aud Whig Madly ru onward; Plate Pelf, their Shiboleth, Kode the huudted. Forward bright Brigade Charge for Pope, lie said : liuut Church State death tluee buudied. Foiward the ...
... of the Irish Church Bill, he should move that it be read second time that day three months. The Earl of Harrowby, if not a Whig, has never been decided Tory. How comes he to fake the place of the fiery Lord of Knowaley in the mad movo the Peers against ...
... California. —San Franoiaoo, April 16th, 1869.—Here in California, the remote Western limit of the Great Republic, the Northern Whig ia a meaaenger of interest and welcome to the ci-devant Belfast-man. Among the residents of San Francisco the Ulster metropolis ...
... deserting the clergy by consenting to the abolishment of church-rates, but it was generally the case with all statesmen, whether Whig or Tory, when Church matters stood in the way of politics, the Church had to suffer. The giving up church-rates only whetted ...
... huodwat gonna tev(iiiionial, as a commensal ion tor the ham which arose on the heedless sievulat ion within the that year of Its Whig vtarti.l? I,UI your bat nut lufallible Or Ili, ustaplia, answer these lotstilNlS? I.IWI they at auswered, 1 but thiak that ...
... he is strangely deficient in moral qualities. He devised a policy in 18G7 whioh involved a revolution, merely di3h the Whigs. He took leap in the dark in tha dir action of reform, an 4 having evoked the Devil of democracy, as his order regards household ...
... committee next. The first amendment tabled is, however, not all promising, and all the worse that is given notice of by a nomiaal Whig. Lord Grey, first upon the list, begins at the beginning, and gives notice thab he will move to omit from the preamble of the ...
... clergy, had beea betrayed ra Conservative party on thia question. was ' YOYOP ' thai this was tho tendency of cler ' whether Whig or Tory. At con fa-erica churchwardens held this w 1 h ' a general expression opinion that chu Hn ,'i?°*W levied exclusively ...
... in St. B James's-square. Itis exactly whatl toldyou toanticipate. The i Bill isto bethrown out on its second rkading. The Whigs ni are talking of a mnejority of eighty. The Bill stands for h its second reading this da weekh, but the division will not ...
... deserting the clergy by consenting to the abolition of Church-rates, but it was generally the case with all statesmen, whether Whig or Tory when Church matters stood in the way of politics, the Church had to suffer. The giving up of Church-rates only whetted ...
... a measure of this description stood upon its own merits, no one in the Conservative ranks and very few in the ranks of the Whigs could for a moment hesitate as to the course they should take. It would be the duty of the Lords to throw out the Bill with ...