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... the Earl of Carnarvon, in support. In the division of last night the minority was largely composed of Liberals. All the old Whigs and many of the more advanced Liberals went into the lobby in favour of the Duke of Cleveland's amendment, leaving to the Ministers ...
... Parliament, to oppose every grant money by the State for the endowment of the Roman Catholic priesthood.*’ An attempt was made the Whigs at the meeting, who were then the ruling party in Edinburgh, to put me down, as out of form. Provost M'Laren, however, decided ...
... The minority seems to have been made up of the section of Conservative Peers who follow the Marquis Salisbury, and the Old Whigs as represented by Earl Russell and Lord Halifax ; while the majority was composed of the orthodox Conservatives who adhere ...
... proSessional honour not _surpassed by anything of the kind among _ourselves . In position and spirit , they remind one of the Whig _lawyers of our Parliament-House _during the _long reign of tlie Tories in _the end of the last and beginning of the _present ...
... day mo re apparent, rain soon, earlier and the crops lighter than was expected two world' ago. Tam Caors nr NORTH or Northers Whig Friday lays i-- The of our week is decide* better to flax of speak mere hopefully though reed To° as an all but lost cro ...
... who fell into the hands of the police has proved most efficacious. It gives us much pleasure to state, says the Northern Whig of Friday, that the peace of the town has been again thoroughly restored, and that yesterday evening, and op to a late hour ...
... characteristic of the present Liberal policy is that it strikes directly at the very root of the Constitutional edifice. Old Whigs and worldly-wise Liberals have tried, indeed, to isolate the case of the Irish Church from the other State Churches of the ...
... paths and inaugurate new ideas. Miller drove Mr Moncreiff out of Edinburgh. . * sort of litUe David, in a small way, 1 the Whig Goliath of the Parliament And walked behind Saul, in the shaue Mr M'Laren, to the songs of a saintly chorus of annuity tax ...
... —the gifts of individual monarchs, and, therefore, the property of the Church by precisely the same tenure many our wealthiest Whig families hold a large portion of their estates. But however willing the Peers may be to effect practical agreement with the ...