... who 30 years ago got him into that committee. Two friends of his, now dead—one con- nected with one of our highest and noble Whig families, and the other with the commercial interest of this country—conceived the plan of diocesan organiza- tion in-connection ...

... Government protesting against ? . but they knocked under, and were Hi- h- rwards to baok the Right Reverend Oi lS - are with the Whigs, and to become ?» ...

... departed spirit of the late gifted prelate it would be the knowledge that he had left blister operating on the seat of vicious Whig. It is almost a pity that cannot encourage the hope that his spirit allowed to linger on the scene of his prelatical perturbations ...

... will take their own Ow aud ¢ - nds, and assemble iu their several bin ‘4, li €ir own representatives, and no h © of Tory or Whig—or both com- Who shall be our representatives, or to compromise matters here or there as if suits their owr purposes. Let polities ...

... was threescore years and ten. popularly known daring the greater part of his life as Lord Stanley; he was a thorough-going Whig in polities and a great lover of what are called manly sports and rural pastimes. The son followed his father in the liberal ...

... Amalgamated Society, is to be the candidate elected by th@ a, 0 Representation League. He is to be put forw# out reference to Whig or Conservative interes any cry be raised about dividing the Liberal in letting in a Tory, such cry will be entirely The C ...

... disposal of the sarplus revonnes > the short-sighted Derby favourite bolted with what was called the Canning leaven of the Whig Administration, a ud lost for ever the high hononr of being a great statesm an. Had he pos- ses sed-the clear eye and true ...