... the Liberal Party is strongly to the continuance of this war, and I hold that opinion fo he opposed i g reasons: ‘Vhen the Whig Party came to an end, and the Liberal Party took its place, it ceased to he a mere group of partisans formed for the purpose ...

... if returned in goad condition, carriage paid. These Wines are certified to be alasol”tely pure by the Right Rev. the Bishop Whigs and by the Municipal Chemical Laboratory. Samples free by past. 6s, PARK-STREET. GROSVENOR.SQUARE, LONDON, W. Printed and Published ...

... they bad won the majority by heroic struggles, to debase and degrade it, and to go back half a century to the policy of the Whig days of the past. The Sheriff said that, as a Nationalist and a Catholic, be had considered the matter carefully, and he came ...

... only of Peel, but of Peel's supplanter in the inner counsels of Toryism. Indeed, Lord Beaconsfield Loldly associated with the Whigs the political and educational exclusions practised against Catholics. In a forgotten dating passage he made the indictment ...

... ld, has, of course, its weak points ; and the time came when even Whigs found that they could side with toleration of Catholicism without risk of their acres ; though, even so, a Whig politician, if he thought it desirable to vote in Parliament against ...

... open Church people's eyes to the mistake of supporting him and Free Trade. The Church must be Conservative. She never can be Whig. It sounds like a settencc straight from the pages of Conings&. Pugin was a very interesting personage to the group with whom ...

... Th. strongest, PuPest stock. LENCO The genuine Whig Company's Extract. ...

... His suspicion of the Whigs—whose magnates were the holders of nearly all the confiscated church propertiesthat they used Protestantism as a means to their own personal and political ends, was of old standing. We ' shall have the Whigs governing England ...

... South Africa. He was not going to pretend to say which Government was responsible so far back as that, but he believed it was a Whig Government ; be would not, however, go into those details, but he believed that the Boers had a just light to resent cur conduct ...

... that he could not think of taking it, because some views of yours . . . might interfere with the interests of his favourite Whigs; while a fifth was announcing that he had secured the countermanding of as many as two copies, because you spoke disrespectfully ...

... view exclusively held by either the Jesuits or the parliamentary party at the time of the great Civil War. Tile great historic Whig party that changed the dynasty at the Revolution bad certainly no Jesuit or Radical sympathies, nor had Cardinal Pole, and ...

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