... independence, and the keynote of his policy was then, and has continued to be, absolute freedom from any mere party considerations. Whig and Tory, Conservative and Liberal, Joseph Arch and Sir Baldwin Leighton, were alike enlisted by him in the cause of the labourer ...

... his dependent like North. He still looked to the people for support, and though he led the Tory party, still called himself a Whig among his friends. He believed in Parliamentary reform and relief of the Catholics, and he was in favour of a generous attitude ...

... C. WHISXT. JonN, & 80ifs, Kilmarnock, Scotland, and 3 Crosby &inure, London, E.U. Wholamas and hxport. See A d . THR liinx, Whig Rorx AND FENcIN4 ( o . (1). ra T.& Co.),2Poethilloetter,Westiiiiiister. ...

... Liberal ' abstentions' points to this conclusion. There has been for the last three years a knot of 13 or 14 discontented Whigs, who have from time to time abstained or Noted against their party ; but the 62 who stayed away on this occasion must have ...

... bad never learnt the game. The Bishop said nothing at the time, hut pathetically remarked afterwards, 'I have supported the Whigs all my life —I believe I am called the only Liberal Bishop—and now in my old age they have sent me a Canon who does not know ...

... to view South Africa au serieux, and not as the mere shuttlecock to be thrown hither and thither at the caprice of Tory and Whig—to control the destinies of South Africa so that all these difficulties —these conflicting interests of Dutch and English, ...

... :—To be Commandant.—Major E. G. Barrow, with the local raLk of Lint:Colonel in China and Horg Kong whilst so employed. To be Whig Commanders.—Captain 11. T. Faithfull, with the local rank of Major in China and Hong Kong whilst second in command; and Captain ...

... the status quo. Parnell will still play the rule of Warwick. The only remedy is the union of all unionists, whether Whig or Radical, Liberal or Tory. At present, however, both the country and Parliament are in a sad muddle, and perhaps the ...

... expiration of their term of exile they received capital punishment. The Quakers, too, were largely deported to Jamaica, with the Whig conspirators and Rye House plotters. These white slaves were sentenced to ten years' slavery ; few lived out their sentences ...

... mean, the Boers have triumphed after all. We have spent 1,000,000/. in doing or trying to do a work which a combination of Whigs and Conservatives insisted must be done if the people of Bechuanaland were not to be exterminated by the freebooters. Sir Charles ...