... tied to Mr. Gladstone, and who were groaning being tied to him, were the unhappy Whigs. Just look at what came of being bad laughter). It wasuotvery long ago that the Whig* were all lor the Church of England. Ani now what were they for ': They were either ...

... and jobbery which made the word Whig to stink in England, and compelled a convicted party to adopt another name. I recollect that at Lord Amberley's Tavistock meeting, some speaker referred to the blunders of the Whigs. The Viscount in reply got entangled ...

... owu, THE EFFECTS .OF OFFICB. When Whig is out at elbows, And th' official cow dry, Des;>erate, he herds with fellows o'd garrotte, or gouge an eye. Office, somehow, must be got Whence it comes it matters uot! When a Whig is back in offbe, And th' official ...

... and Countess Grosvenor. The who is said to have been the most beautiful late Duel w Mi9tregg of the He Kesty during several Whig Administra- H o£ ¥ c to part with her led to the failure of Sir Robert Peel's attempt to form ministry in 1839. The far-famed ...

... Ministers to taking office. Mr. BRAND is to be Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, and by his rare sagacity reconcile the old Whigs with the new Liberals. Mr. CHILDERS, who has learnt the art of administration in the manly school of Australia, is to be ...

... may be added that these noble earls and Lord Palmerston were, with the exception of Lord Melbourne, the only members of the Whig Cabinet who obtained tho premiership after Earl Grey's retirement from power. It may further bo remarked that Lords ston, Derby ...

... that Pitt the Tory, and Fox the Whig, assisted by Clarkson Wilberforce and Sharp. were great advocates for it, and in 1810 Brougham brought his eloquence to bear upon the question; but it was not until after the Whig Reform Bill of 1832. that the ...

... towns against him, no majority returned petty boroughs resenting the disfranchisement ot their neighbours, by Irish priests, by Whig magnates, can sm.tain Mr. Gladstone through the task he has undertaken. The career of composed must be both brief and stormy ...

... 'Killing gcod men who had been trained such an expense, Lord Herbert very properly called it, was still permitted to go on under Whig regime. To the eternal honour of Colchester, a public meeting was convened in March, 1867, and petitions for warded to both ...

... had onoe said of the Whigs at a critical time— If you would only accommodate them with lie for half-au-hour they would give you a discount of twenty minutes—(laughter). Their friends on the other side were the position of the Whigs. He did not regard ...

... express great regret at the signal defeat of the Marquis of Hartington. He represented not only hereditary influence of the Whig family of th« Cavendishes, but also their devotion to Liberal nrincinlM Tha Daily News ascribes the victory to the popularity ...

... against King James, for civil and religious freedom ; remember the example of our forefathers, bishops, and barons, and good old Whigs, who always looker to ancient landmarks, clung to the fundamental principles, held fast ancient charters, and so built up our ...