... nekoned the Ministry from 1853 to 1855 a Liberal one; it was in fact a coalition between the Peelites and the aristecratie Whigs. Who ever supposed the East of Aberdeen, Lord Lincoln, or Mr. Sidney Herbert to be Liberals? finch a Ministry had all the mischief ...

... These are for the accommodation of honourable members. At present the Tories occupy those on the right of Mr. Speaker—the Whigs those on the left. That narrow passage which divides them half way is called the gangway, and this barrier of which we can ...

... that a wife eh she had loaded M In the noel f01.,.en manner. that she had resoled In.m the earl other lessen than the she the Whig to the Meek mid hi. Wt .de erre that he peter her li• la week after he death, Mile. to the hew Y.mk pares from whit h ...

... These are for the accommodation of honourable members. At present the Tories occupy those on the right of Mr. Speaker—the Whigs those on the left. That narrow passage which divides them half way is called the gangway, and this barrier of which we can ...

... at Willis Rooms, which was given to the Right Hen. Henry B. W. Braid, the member for Lewes and th e termer whipperdn of the Whig Governm ent: It was pre+ tided over by the Right Hon. William Gladstone, the honoured guest of the evening be seated on the ...

... lady's hair. They might not rudely stir the sacred hair of an aristocratic Whig, nor might they carelessly tread on the toes of a magnificent sfory. Very cautious they were, these Whigs cud Tories; very sensitive they were, the magistrates and the bar. He ...

... turbed by political considerations, and, consequently, attach but little importance to the circumstance of their officers being Whig Tory; and the office of Guardian e 'ng generally at a discount throughout the agricultural ricts—few the inhabitants thereof ...

... belonging to the Whig and Liberal section of the members of the Houses of Parliament, assembled at a grand banquet at Willis’s Rooms, which was given to the Right Hon. Henry B. W. Brand, the member for Lewes, and the former whipper-in the Whig Government. ...

... These are for the accommodation of honourable member,. At present the Tories occupy those on the right of Mr. Speaker—the Whigs those on the left. That narrow passage which divides them half way is ' called the gangway, and this bather of which we can ...

... very fond of apples and nice things. One day he went out for a walk with his friend Cesii, and passed by the orehard of Parmer Whig, when trees were covered with beautiful ripe frait. “ See,” ould Benjamin, “ what fine apples are there, let us climb over ...

... Irish Church, but at the same time spoke strongly in favour of its retention. He called upon Mr. Gladstone not to revert to Whig trickery, should he succeed in Government from office, but to go forward °»cc and do the work to which he had set his hand ...

... worse time a man could select for delivering a speech, he read address to the electors,” in which he declared himself to be “ Whig Radical. He then proceeded to read what termed an “outline of his'political principlesbut a portion of his manuscript being ...