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... for this maim, raising the demand for mixed education. In England we have broken down the middle wall of partition which kept Whig and Tory, Churchman and Dissenter, Catholic and Protestant apart ; and in all grades of educational institutions, from the ...
... success. But we cannot have union without mutual concession. If every section wants a man exactly after its own heart, if Whigs want a Whig, Nonconformists a Nonconformist, and working man a working man, neither of them will get what they want, and all will ...
... Parliament, he will regard the measures under discussion, and not the men who propose them, and will not follow the Liberal Whig, into the lobby, etoept to support Radical me.ores. With regard to the objection embed against him that his heretic.' opinion ...
... fee his .swiss been Augp= ISM. -Be pleaded not guilty. -Wm. mead: I am a fanner as graddeld, and dm=r7eaglitie orrice on a Whig fame the 11th October, 1872, to HA October. 1573; lee wee to bare lb. week till Aprll, zed Is. afterwards, with 17 14 at YicYWmr ...
... rewraps/ono in the metnipilis and • large nnuffier of el -•„_-_-_ 2; 2; -, 2; 0 I 8 _ - • _ ...
... borrow Liberal measures for the sake of keeping in power, or as Sidney Smith expressed it, they have sometimes found the Whigs bathing and run away with their clothes. This time, however, Mr. WARD-HUNT has only found some of the old clothes of the ...
... was in ita political bearing. He is something of an alarmist, as it becomes Conservatives to be when they are out and the Whigs arc in. There is some truth, uo doubt, in his description of the spirit of the age, which he tells us is chiefly a passion ...
... oonsiderable section of the constituency were. In Nfewcastle the Liberals have wisely divided the representation, giving one to the Whig minority of the party, and one to the Radical majority. At the election in 1868, SIR JOSEPH COWEN polled 7,037, and Mr. T. ...
... them on any road to perdition. (Sensation, No, no, ; and cries of Rubbish and Never ! ) He was not talking of the Whigs ; but he thought it would lead to mischief and ruin of the country for one party to continue to rule it. (Laughter, and some ...
... dadesed Ilk s• ent and hearey id their wea= improved maim deed The Board weld the &primers abject of the now system emery Whig probs. Ware, that by di , wear way be line d which Mould hoes ewe is the musing In thethat meta report (Fehewed, OW) a hope ...
... In inhere, inelements, the love et liberty, and in the hatred of deepailem, that grad patrician was • worthy successor of w Whig nobble sad commoners to whom we owe the el NIL He preserved England from • revelnibm of • different kind by the firmnses with ...
... a delicate hint to her Majesty's Government that the University has a right to look to them for aid, now that The s habby Whigs have taken flight And Robert Loee is lowly laid ; though he confesses that it sorely pusrles his brain how to define the Tory ...