... requisition, even hearses being employed for the purpose. Wilberforce and Laaoelles were the Tory and Milton and Fawkea the Whig candidate.. On the first day ol voting Wilbetforee headed the poll; on the second Milton ahot ahead of him ; but the third ...

... Bisnaga’s Madeline,” “ Giants and Giantism,” “American Wood-Engravers—Gustav Kruell,” “A Moral Obliquity, “The Passing of the Whigs,” “The End of the Continent,” Nel Mezzo Del Cammin,” “ Philip Gilbert Hamerton,” The Amazing Marriage,” Some Old Letters,” ...

... branches, the yield in fruit was considerably diminished. Tbe Liberal tree bad been exuberant io growth. On one side was ibe great Whig branch, bore very few flowers and loss froit. On the other side 'they had a young, promising branch, wbicb they used call the ...

... Bisnaga’s Madeline,” Giants and Giantism,” American Wood-Engravers —Gustav Kruell,” A Moral Obliquity, The Passing of the Whigs,” “The End of the Continent,” Nel Mezzo Del Cammin,” Philip Gilbert Hamerton,” “ The Amazing Marriage,” “ Some Old Letters ...

... nation’s mind was fully ipade np on the question of reform of the Lower House. On the first of March, Lord John Bussell, the Whig Paymaster of the Forces, was to introduce the bill ot the Government, Ha unfolded bis plan in carefully-prepared speech, and ...

... papa’s voice, he said, “those are papa’s eyes—but it is not papa.” Trevelyan hesitated moment, and then pulled off his white whig and beard, revealing his blackened hair and artificially darkened complexionfeatures with which Fay was best acquainted. With ...

... was sent for. Among the members of his Cabinet were his friend Lord Bosebery, Lord Selborne, and Lord Derby, who has become Whig, Mr G. 0. Trevelyan, and lor the first time two advanced Badicals in the persons of Sir Charles W. Dilke and Mr Joseph Chamberlain ...

... tbe Lords, Sir Robert Peel fell. His fall was an act of vengeance. Eighty Protectionists joined themselves with Irishmen, Whigs, and English Radicals to make majority against the Minister of ’73. on Irish Coercion Bill of the now familiar pattern. Benjamin ...

... Korster proposed Suocas the Liberal Candidate,*’ and introduced Mr Anderson as thorough Liberal and Kadical, with nothing of Whig about him.—Mr Anderson responded some length, speaking of tbe reasons which had induced him to become candidate for the co ...

... the Crown and estates of the realm. The long relapse of the Tory party into selfish nepotism, shared more or less with the Whig oligarchy, are matters of history. 1 think Mr Disraeli largely succeeded in redeeming its character, bat in the end the malign ...

... been made. Anyone who looked into the last issue of the Quarterly Review, which has gone abeam in political force like the Whig Edinburgh Review, would see that it is considered on the Tory side fair fighting entirely to misrepresent the Liberal programme ...