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... those who do, and those who do not believe the Bible to be the Word of God, is certainly a strange view. With many of these Whig-Rationalist Bishops there is to be toleration for everybody and everything but Catholics and the Catholic Faith. We earnestly ...
... indignant address to the successful opponents of the repeal of the Corporation and Test Acts. Her various demonstrations on the Whig side naturally provoked reprisals, and occasionally she had to suffer disagreeable abuse, whereat her friends cried, Fie ...
... From 1826 to 1842 Miss Aikin was a correspondent of Dr. Channing, of Boston, conveying to him the news of the day in a strong Whig and Unitarian medium. You may dismiss your fears of too wide an extension of the suffrage under the Reform Bill, she wrote ...
... intend to detain them long. He would read the clauses of the bill, and let others who were better able, address them. Whether Whigs or Tories be in power, they were all for centralization, but it was his opinion that the Poor Law Board had too much power ...
... offices, when he was raised to the peerage as LORD BROUGHTON. Gradually the fiery Radical of the Regency passed into the cool Whig, and the changes of recent years were viewed with something less than sympathy. LORD BROUGHTON was married in 1828, but leaves ...
... of the civilisation of the T R ERE is no cure for discontent like responsibility. Many a Radical has been transformed to a Whig or a Tory by the sta s t seBs i° l l of power. At Pekin one of the accepted maxims of e scraft is, Confer office on mal-contents; ...
... present being able to testify to his endurance as Lord TAUNTON. From the days of the GREY Ministry to those of PALMERSTON, no Whig government was thought complete without the name of LABOUCHERE. His talents lay in the line of business rather than oratory ...
... charater. These letters in Defoe's handwriting, and of unquestionable authenticity, prove that in 1718 he was engaged by the Whig Government to exercise a species of secret influence over the high Tory publication called Mist's Weekly Journal, as well as ...
... marks by Messrs. Munday and Bower, Mr. Chandler tested against the ratepayers' money been spent in the press. All the papers —Whig, Tory, and Radical -- ) the same tale, and they could not all be wrong. H e thol e , they deserved much of the censure, and ...
... pages in the catalogue the British Museum. In Parliament he proved a debater of no c eall powers, and a steady antagonist of Whig legislation. His contest tmcernitig the virtue of Baptism in the GORHAM case forms a memoable chapter in the history of the ...
... knew the worth of money, and dealt with his enormous income as an economist rather than a noblero„an. In politics he was a Whig, as the Grosvenors have always been. -ri,e is succeeded in his honours and possessions by his eldest son, 11 -IIGH LUPUS, Earl ...
... the times in which it is supposed to have been first adopted. John Duke of Marlborough, the great friend of Protestant and Whig interest, was, in all probability, the person designated as Corporal John.' The society dine together weekly; and it consists ...