... Alexander Stanford Catrott, Clerk, Fr. St. Michael, Upper Master of the Grammar School, voted for Henry Combe, the unsuccessful Whig candidate (Bristol Poll-Book, printed and sold by Felir Farley, in Castle-green, page 4). In 175 Z. appeared Sermons by ...

... him, a kind of tight-rope dancing, in which be balanced himself with graceful poise between the Irish Nationalists and the Whig party. All he asked wee, that the Oovernment should give the National ;arty a fair held and no favour. In the concluding words ...

... nothing like the position which be did in that of Lord Beaconsfield, from which he seceded. Ile was selected to quiet the Whigs and to act as a counterblast in the coentry to Mr. Chamberlain—he was, in short, ballast ; but in the Cabinet there is reason ...

... Councils and meetings in Downing-street! It was always compromise —miserable, pitiful cemprornise—between the Whiggisiu of the Whigs and the Radicalism of the Radicals. He asked whether such a state of things was worthy to he called a policy on the part of ...