... be reported separately by ats rejected on report by a esh clause was then drawn, nis.ing the new Sovereigns aa to which the Whigs added majority of seven, st Parliament were laws ani oni. In this form the Bill and was returned from amendment. Some of the ...

... called blessed. (Cheers.) He was not ashamed to say thes» things to his countrymen. | He was not ashamed of being called a Whig, nor ashamed of being called a Gladstonian. He would near testimony and for a man according to his deeds. The only one fear ...

... six. A fresh clause was then drawn, aS @ compromy se, recognising the new Sovereigns as in the Bill of Rights, to which the Whigs added another clause, by a majority of seven, that the Acts of tne last ‘Parliament were laws ani statutes of the kingdom. ...

... to keep in office. This proceeding rent the Liberal party twain—cleft from top to bottom. It was not only the old Whigs who left him—Whigs, Liberals, and Advanced Radical i left him. He ahed everyone of the greatest of bit colleagues—Hartington, Chamberlain ...

... for their particular theories of human nature, and the able manner in which they plead them. Macaulay holds a brief for the Whig party, Mr. Froude has taken Henry VIIL. under his wing. The philosophic historian is always in danger of losing his impartiality ...

... pe barge, 166 ¥—Victoria stati Northern pe, 10. struck by a hurricane, which reduced her to the condition ir majority. The Whigs are once for all shaken off. © grave discontent in the Postal Service a Rosal Commission pe, 102s The only possible mutineers ...