... pious ancestor at all. This is a point of considerable interest. Putting aside the Radical view altogether, the old orthodox Whig view of the Church and its endowments is essontially Erastian, as formulated in Lord Hartington's speech ; the High Anglican ...

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... proposed Geese', in particularly felicitous tnrma, his remark,. being alike tasteful to pronounced Republicans :and obdurate Whigs. The neat was loyally huouured by the majority sir Cberles Hake seat roes to the treat of the ereeteg, The health of Mr. ...

... proposed Queen'', in particularly a felicitous terms, his remarks being alike tasteful ' to pronounced Republicans teed obdurate Whigs. I The toast was loyally honoured by the majority present. fir Charles Nike next rose to propose the toast of the evening, ...

... fellows, via, that it is art the Radical by a lovg way who elms Ids to and benefit those to whom bus unkind. The Conservatives, Whig optatism, invariably do their best to stop - 4 by the cause of it. hence it is that Chiong lapis Is strongly in farmr of many ...

... at vol. ii.,p. 424, of his recently published Life, in which he writes as follows : Lord Melbourne once said to me,' We Whigs have made two great mistakes ; we have always underrated two powers—the Church of England and the Pope.' Thus, too, Mr. Lecky ...

... fur sale, Mr Gating. ; The travelling tinker, Mr. Hoilfiy ; • selection by Mr. Wildman, jun.; The Midshipmite, Mr. (Whigs ; Mixed Medley, Mr. ATM- ; Mamma will come to you by and bye, Mr. Delory ; and The Irish bhoy, Mr. Huxley. Dr. Constable ...

... wife. The play of The Woven F oor is a very clever adapta. tion of Mliss Braddon's novel bearing this title The Northern Whig, Dec. 30ch. THE CLOVEis FOOT, as presented last evening by Miss Janette Steer and her accomplished company, gi, es every ...

... reason for wanting it has at ree least the merit of simplicity. He is a leader As without followers. Tories and Radicals, _Whigs Mo and Conservatives, Coercionists and Home Rulers, men who agree in nothing else, agree in refusing to follow Mr. CHmrBEnR- ...

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