... party- (And they were not slow to learn), There never yet was principle But irsido out 'twoald turn: Tilat what Ia a lie in Whig months, In Tory ouiths is true; And household suffrage always Was a genuine Tory viow. Disraeli led his party, Two seovoral ...

... the wvorldto gaze at. Political partisanshipwould even seem to have descended to dolls, and this doll was an uncompromising Whig, for she wore two patches on the right cheek. There are also exhibited somne patch boxes the enamelling of which was a speciality ...

... of surprise which entsued, Shrewsbury rose and thanked them for their offer. (This nobleman, it appears, was in reality a Whig, but he had succeeded in deceiving Bolingbroke, who fully relied upon his fidelity, and had bestowed upon him the offices of ...

... of importance to the Imperial Govern- ment, dealing with the colonies, in a word, on the ideas of the sublimest Whiggery-as Whig practices rather than principles have come to bo under- stood in these days. Mr. Adderley, on the contrary, adopts, and has ...

... Lancaster, Mlir. Thomas MacKnight aruthor of The Life of Edmund Burke, Life of Bolingbroke, &c. ), editor of the Y'orthc-ra Whig, was jresented with a tea and coffee service and a purse of sovereigns, in grateful recoglition of the valuable services ...

... this passage, in which a characteristic letter of Landor's is quoted: But before turning to the letters of that staunchest of whigs, a few further notes may be given from those of Landor and Parr. Here is an acknowledgment from the young poet of the old scholar's ...

... herd together, and never to know the blessing or the worth of domestic esympathy and feeling. But our red-tapeists, whether Whig or Tory, care for none of these things. Mr Gathorne Hardy, as the author of the Act of 1867, sustained Mr Goschen in his design ...

... Charles Bunbury, my brother and I were invited to dinner by this beau-ideal of an Et'nglishsportsuian, whowasalsowellknown asa Whig politician and a mal ofihonour. A few months after. ?? Imethbimin London, when Iwasw walking with Lamb. Sir Cbarles shook hands ...

... or manly, The way ye've sacrificed young Stanley ? Ye've made him jump both dark an' lanely To Dizzie's whoop; To dish the Whigs, ye've dished him only- Clean dished him up. Now, try an' act wi' some discretion, Nor seek to thwart th' advancing nation ...

... bloonir'd without decay, And birds that il the woodland wild, When talked to, would not fly away. 01' insects with bright golden whigs, And trees which bore a magic fruit And of some seraph voice which sing;, With gentle music like a flute. )remining, in bright ...

... more learned boards of electors in Oxford, pre- ferred the claims of party to those of learning and fitness. Hamilton was a Whig, and the majority of the council was Tory, and so Hamilton was rejected, and Wilson (a man, we need hardly say, of great eminence ...

... the Idiniistr-ywhicht iuiceecied anu his tate ctetried ott. No Toey, certaitlhy, objcctcd. to the is ttofgetii rid of the Whigs; that was a consliltmietion cel deovoittly to be Wished. Bat the mtode hi whichio the exploit ~ eves performed, ta'kenl in ...