... honest, and, I will say, liberal person, but have never given way to that puritanical feeling of the Whigs against dining with Tories. Tory and Whig in turns shall be my host; I taste no politics in boird and roast. Letters by Mrs. Austin. SntAnArr ...

... the family? There are some who go the length of actually asserting that it has not only been settled that the Chief of the Whigs shall be made a peer, but that he goes to the Upper House with the title of Baron Woburn. Others say that our metropolitan ...

... corn-growers of Russia might not be able, for a long time to come, to escape from their condition of serfdom. The words of the Whig Colonel had scarcely escaped him, than that Tory Captain and brilliant writer, Sir E. B. Lytton, began to discourse on the ...

... sanction a petty intermeddling all over the earth. What then? Why, tell his Lordship that in the House of Lords he can become Whig leader and oracle of her Majesty's present Administration ? However, one thing is necessary to secure the success of this scheme ...