... highest dignities of the ehureh, for Ik ing t • rivet the fetters of Catholic and I’rote-Uunt Dissenters, and no more chance of Whig administration than of a thaw in Zembla —these were the penalties exacted for liberality of opinion at that riod; and not only ...

... would adoption the plan Penny Postage. This would his lirsl bidding for popularity. But the Penny Postage, brought forward a Whig Chancellor of the Exchequer, was, in Sir Hubert’s estimation, totally dilb icut matter. All consideration for its justice and ...

... Palace, for the purpose laying before the Queen their united solemn protest . gainst the educational sthenic her Majesty’s Whig advisers. When Lord Brougham acknowledged lately that our national hierarchy the most tolerant the world, he explicitly added ...

... LIMERICK REPORTER. FRIDAY. JULY 19, 1939, l SYDNEY SMITH'S WORKS. What an old Whig had to Beak.— From the beginning the century (about which time the Review began) the death of Lord Liverpool, was awful period for those who had the misfortune to enti ...

... Agrarian monster; and it 100 late now wipe out the stain of the paternity, hy attempting to atUlialc his younger brother the town Whig-Hadiealisui. received nothing further from llimiiugham last night, froui which conclude that the town «iuiet. —Sun of Saturday ...

... an inquiry should made. i • his magistrates lor Birmingham, le had, he said, put in eleven county magistrate, some ...

... encouraged and hallooed on, by which they were contemplated from the very outset as tit means and tools the victory for which Whigs were struggling over Conservatives —a faction so blinded rage and hatred, that it was content to break up the w hole frame-work ...

... Morpeth’s solemn will be seen ngth our extract, and in that extract will seen how faithfully his lordship observed it. know not how Whig Lords may feel when of perfidy so gross and scandalous that which Morpeth and stand convicted Colonel Kennedy’s evidence ; ...

... never dreamt of trying what mild ami merciful sway would effectuate. The leaven of Toryism was purged in some degree froni our Whig government. The Grahams and the . Stanleys were sent the right-about; and from Ihe dark and dismal incubus of an unhallowed ...

... scarcity of vessels. Wc are informed that, this moment, fifty vessels are wanted to transport lumber already sold.”— Banyor Whig. Now let turn to the travelling avenues for another “picture.” Our improvements have cost money, and occasioned debt, but there ...

... senator. Lord was mod. - rate m his political opinions, but an advocate of Liberal nrioeiplcs, and steadily supported the Whigs •.arliamenr. married, m da.urhter of John Earlof Claim ilbam; and succeeded his peerage and estates hv Ins only son, the Hon ...

... supplied. Lord John Kussell will not responsible for the person ation of public peace during the recess. Thus, after nine years of Whig rule, the old system recalled to life, terrify reluetant|>upporters, reference the “dark days of Castlcreagh and Sidroouth; ...