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... plain speaking. The country said that the Irish Church should disestablished and disendowed: the Lords, that is to say the Whig and Conservative Lords, have said that the surplus funds shall be used towards partial concurrent endowment. Intrinsically ...
... it did on Saturday, that the Lords have lost a great opportunity of doing a ' deed high policy and far-seeing wisdom. The Whigs doubtless and many of the Conservatives probably are honest and sincere in their belief that concurrent endowment is a wise ...
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... went into the same lobby. The stream that passed I into the other lobby with the Dnke of Cleveland was composed the main of Whig peers faithful to their principles and refusing to take their creed from Welsh or semi-crazy Scotch dissenting preachers, with ...
... James IL went to sriaon rather than betray their cause. We are isappointed with the Primate. We had hoped that, despite of his Whig antecedents, he would have stood by his colours, but no, he voted for the principle of the measure, although he ac- Imowle(:sed ...
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... which the Lords might adopt. Indeed it is well known that, as regards private sentiment, the Hill is almost as distasteful the Whig Peers it is to their Conservative brethren ; and, in the secret of his heart, Lord Granville would not regret if the amendments ...
... Nevertheless, we are not il -pleased this new diversion. In it we discern some token of a better day coming. It is split of the Whigs from off the side of the Gladstone party. It is, on the part of some great lights among the Liberals in the Upper House, open ...
... Architects. ..rd, and suitable for • Profespionai Gentlemen. Lot 3.—A1l that convenient DWELLING-Guy.. Premises, situate and Whig No. 4 Beaufort Place, in the South Hamlet, in the city of Gloucester, and late in the occupation of Captain Marshall. For • ...
... hills during the ni t. At Down trick tar-barrels were kept burning and airs wore pl but “not,” accord- ing to the Northern Whig, “ Ba party nature. The rincipal drumming” occurred at h, where likewise “with a High Church hat” was con- sumed. tho effigy ...
... it. Lord Russell and Lord Halifax spoke for it. But, fortunately for Ministers, there was split among their opponent*. The Whigs and the High Churchmen were prepared to endow all; the Tories and the Low Churchmen were prepared to endow only one. Consequently ...