... sion rmerly the Catholic community. ee e ecclesiastical firmament from which ite id been banished so long,” &c., &c. Lord J Whig as he was—was true Protestant; and not bted to for his position of Minister immediate steps to of this obnoxious movement ; ...

... or went. It Ord that this meant wnetlies Ito at,apsi altoge or at the cif the week. The master never intended to convey to Whig the idea th.it he could go at guce.—Fined 5s and costa. NOT EXIXTTISO. William Kokle, a labourer, of Upton, Mang Sutton, was ...

... the way to make the Liberals face the music, and to give them an opportunity of keeping their promises. This was whet the Whigs should do, but they would not take the risk. Ile promised them that before the winter was over their metal should be tested ...

... you.— You need't be— rye voted. _ SIR RORERT PEEL, on the °minion of a ministerial fish dinner, after he hsil ousted the Whigs, gave as a toast, May we keep their plaices without their flounders. _ Tits chief magistrste of an English borough rrs!t-ntly ...

... Ul ,r»' the philosophers of the „ *f» tho best signs come f' J ties . re? I » party has shaken off the io 5 Democrats, the Whigs nat«»^ne^ Constitution, and formed » tne r . to own. Should there England in 1803, aPP? h An'C f sftS Enllish farmers will ...

... REAM?, SOMERSET- Frio LIT, from Christmas, Ml3l, Two of BICH OUZO° LAND, 13a. Ir. sp. extent (more or leis) Malta Great Whig and East itsoltweir, , numbered 1138 and 1138 on the Tithe Map of Mare, and now in the occupation of Mr. Morgan J. Appleby ...

... expecting more from the Liberal party in the future, as we have thrown overboard the Jonah of Liberalism in the shape of the Whig party. But let the Democracy take care that they have not put on their back a new master, who may be still more difficult to ...

... After elaborately sneering Parish Councils he recommended District Councils in the next breath, aud followed his eulogy of the Whig Poor Law praising Mr Cliamberlain’s Pension Scheme, which has been condemned with touching unanimity by everyone having any ...

... It was urged against Fox's bill that it would have placed patronage which was worth two millions year into the hands of the Whigs. This would have been of service to them in retaining office or in defeating Governments. The charge was exaggerated but there ...

... After elaborately sneering I Councils recommended District Councils in the next breath, and he followed his eulogy of the Whig Poor Law by praising Mr Chamberlain Pension Scheme, which has been condemned touching unanimity by everyone having any practical ...

... the House of Commons as a Whig, and held the important office of Master-General of the Ordnance in Lord Melbourne's Administration. His eon, the father of the new Ambassador, likewise sat in the Reformed Par- Bement as Whig member for Bodmin until his ...

... Felbrigg Hal), the county of Norfolk, who died in 1865. During the greater part of his life he was keen politician of the old Whig school, and an ardent supporter of the Free Trade movement under Messrs. Cobden and Bright; but feeling his latter i years ...