... was long a highly-esteemed clergyman in London, was a son of Baron Gurney. That eminel t judge was a Baptist and a staunch Whig, the latter fact being illustrated by the historic names which he bestowed upon his boys. In spite of these names, however ...

... to aay here that he was wholly unsuccessful with the Whigs. And it now becomes time that we should notice hia gradual approximation to the Tories. J hat this marched c gradual ecadence of the Whigs is perhaps a mere coinci- dence. That he visited on tho ...

... do full justice to the many-sided life of the English people, and even in politics he is too decidedly on the side of the Whigs to consider with perfect steadiness and impartiality the aims and methods of their opponents. The style is smooth and regular ...

... that they love liberality as little as they do Liberalism. The Services may indeed pray for the increasing strength of the Whig party, if it should only result in the wicked determination of Mr. Disraeli's Ministry to raise the pay of the public servant ...

... fulfilled his duties, and the sensation which was caused his appearance on bis charger. As moit of our readers are aware, the Whigs, in their zeal for retrenchment and reform, uocked the coronation King William IV., 18*1, of thia ancient ceremony, and the ...

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... fulfilled his duties, and the sensation which was caused by his appearance on his charger. As most of our readers are aware, the Whigs, in their zeal for retrenchment ind reform, eocked the coronation of King William IV., In 18.11, of this ancient ceremony, ...

... father, who, as Sir Francis Thornhill Ba ring, was Chancellor of the Exchequer and First Lord of the Admniralty under the Whigs. Other members of the Baring family ha-ve judiciously placed themselves on the Conserva- tive benches of both Houses of Parliament ...

... than that of the Tories. Hence the lodger franchise. But they also discovered thst the Tories, sharing in some measure the Whig dread of the real Democraey, were willing that the provision should be so angled and mutilated as to be pre tieally inoperative ...

... ot things to which parliatneut felt called open to an immediate remedy. A bill was passed, eel 3d isnot* cap. 44, under the Whig ailmieistratioe el Lord Melbourne, for one year, prohibiting the practice North American ports. The subject was again exassimed ...

... to restore coalescing with the Whig element of the part;-, whose policy is very slightly distinguished from that of the present Government. The Nonconformist representation in Parliament is least equal to that of the Whig element which supports the Church ...