... each are inserted under this heading for One Penny, prepaid. W’Elru! WHIPS!! WHIPS!!! — Weanted, Farm Servaats to Buy tLeir Whig:t the FATDLER'S Suop, Victoria-road. Stall in Newborough on Martinmas Thursday ; at Cayton, November 26th, and Friday, November ...

... country from any invadex,;which was the country should fear, . The people had been humbugizeg, bamboozled, and swindled by the Whigs and Tories for the purposeof maintaining the enormous interest possessed by'she uatoeuo! in the land. He was a Liberal of Liberals ...

... the income under the settled fund which the trustees have in their hands, which oomi-:s ;fl :)t:,ou;:w.,m New Con-od ls, and whig accrued in October, January, an Aml,m ;-id to her by the trustees of the set t. Ln. arnell was the defendant. The object of ...

... whose long occupation of office caused Lord Byron to write :— “There is nothing certain in the human race, Nothing except the Whigs not getting into place.” Mr. Barron's statement that Mr. Gladstone had said that the ‘ engrained vice of the Tory part{ was ...

... whose long occupation of office caused Lord Byron to write :— ‘“*There is nothingcertain in the human race, Nothing except the Whigs not getting into place.” Mr. Barron's statement that Mr. Gladstone had said that the ‘ engramned vice of the Tory parc ...

... public the .rs on the Minto estate for nurposes of timate angling. In politics he wasa Liberal, belonged rather to the old Whig school than 2e more advanced section. He occasionally ...

... fight for what they behieved to be right. What was the position of political affairs to-day ? The newlyformed Cabinet was a Whig Cabinet. There were not more than three Progressives in it—Lord Rosebery(applause)—who was a Progressive and a nobleman by ...

... a man wit.iout what may be described as political encumbrances. He had mot excited the prejudices of the old Palmerstonian Whigs, as Mr. Bright had done; nor of the clergy and t'e school-managers, as in the case of Mr. Lowe; and he had a better starting-point ...

... Whose ruling passion was the lust of praise. In his early yeurs he was a red hot Whig, and for his remarkable elcquence in Parliament, and signal services on behalf of the Whig party, he was created Duke of Wharton. He subsequently became a member of the ...

... another long banishment from office, they canunot do better than deal with tais subject in time, and thus, as before, * dish the Whigs.” Even Conservatives have come to view such “ revolutionary” measures complacently since household suffrage in Great Britain ...

... and its result, would set the matter at rest. The speectacle is not edifying of the Radicals crying ““forward!” and the old Whigs erying ““back !”” like the crowd on the bridge in Macaulay’s Lay of Ancient Rome. Up toa late hour on Friday afternoon it was ...

... and sat as the Whig member for South Durham from 1841 to 1859, when he was elected for Hastings, which constituency he represented till 1864. After his accession to the duchy he ceased to take much interest in politics. Originally a Whig, be afterwards ...