... Haymarket, a magnificent piece of plate-the testimonial from Liberal M.P.'s of both Houses of Parliament to Mr. Brand, the late Whig whipper-in. The testimonial is a splendid centre-piece, consisting of a very large plateau, 51 feet long, with silver border ...

... oligarchy. The ministerial faction for the ,g being has the absolute control of the sovereign * ra When the Whigs are in offi3e, the monarch tpga to the Whigs. When the Tories are in office ncr she belongs to the Tories. One day it is Sir Gnrge Goey through whom ...

... education in its present development has been mainly built up under the guidance of Whig Ministries, and it is therefore with a sort of amused surprise that the public finds the Whig Minister par excellence, proclaiming in set form the faults and tho short-comings ...

... bringing forward, and promise to proceed with so far, and as fast as practicable. Without any disrespect, it may be raid that the Whigs or Radicals have bad every opportunity afforded to them which statesmen could demand or desire. Their ambition has found full ...

... bringing forward, and promise to proceed with so far, and as fast as practicable. Without any disrespect, it may be said that the Whigs or Radicals have bad every opportunity afforded to them which statesmen could demand or desire. Their ambition has found full ...

... education its present development has besn mainly bail! np under the guidance of Whig Ministries, and it is therefore with a sort of amused surprise that tbe public finds tbe Whig Minister par excellence, proclaiming in set form the faults and the short-comings ...

... determination to retain office six-andthirty years longer, provided it can command anv means majority in the Hoase of Commons. The Whigs have always been wiser in their generation than the Tories • they never forget reward their friends. The Tories take it for ...

... instruction. According to the Standard, Earl Russell's resolutions are instigated by the characteristie disinclination of the whig leader to see the tory party dealing with those large questions which the liberals have either shirked or merely dallied with ...

... is briiitf forward in the House of Peers this cvcuing are obviou.d.v instigated by the characteristic disinclination of the Whig leader sec the Tory party dealing with those large questions which the Liberals have either shirked or rely dallied with. If ...

... Empress of system. Among all the respectable classes in the the French a piano, ssulptured and painted with great sister isle—Whig, Tory, and Radical—a belief prevails taste, as a souvenir of the hospitable reception he net in the superiority of the present ...

... the labia of of Lords, and question which promised to uni all parti aa ia a general effort tor publia good ia hedged off m a Whig praaetTO.” ...

... aisoliarcing their duty in returning a person in bis position. Lord Frederick Fitzroy’a party consisted of a number of respectable Whigs, who had been Lis adherents all along, and there were also iu addition some Conservatives, who with the greatest deference ...