... can strike out satisfactory at once to Mr. BmRIGT and Sir GaOaGE GRaY. Between Mr. G0ansrorsa and the old Constitutional Whigs, as Blackweood says in a capital article in the current number, the severance is begun. Even the noble house of DavoNisum ...

... as deputation. In his last paperlet he broaches a scheme for selling the forfeited pledges of statesmen, remarking that the Whigs would realise largely by bringing them into the market. Hogarth is biographised in the historical sketches of George 11. reign ...

... leading organ of Irish Protest sat opinion proclaims that the natural allianoe of the English settlers in Ireland is with the Whigs of England. So the immediate effect of the Irish Church Act has been to turn orange blue. Women's Wop.k in Art.—Old Lady (reading ...

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... preventing the passage of these measures under the auspices of the Conservatives. There was time when the Whig party, or those who stood in the place of the Whigs, did some good for their country. They broke the neck of Papacy on the English throne by bringing ...

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... he came down. He was coldly received, but had won the prize for which he had contended. A change of Ministry brought in the Whigs. Er. Phillpott3 happened to hold the richest living in England—that of Stanhope. It was over .£6,000 a year value. The Tories ...