... nc« nothing noser roly was ever done or uttered. She died the 16th November, 1093. Wkdnmdat. November 17. Whig and Tort Riot*.-In the year 1715 Whig and Tory footmen had several furious battles while waiting for their masters outside the of Commons. At ...

... THKIR POSITIONPAST AND PKKBKNT. LKTTBH lit Sl«.-Prom the tim» ot th. rorolutioo of th« end nearly of tin- rriifn of Sojond Uw Whig fwtion contrived keep hold of tho government, ».vo mid tor about the four cone uduig years O' Anne, lend. Oatord and Itol ...

... Sir Charles Bunbury, brother and I were invited to dinner by this beau ideal of an English sportsman, who was also well known Whig politician and man of honour. A few months afterward* I met him in Labdon, when I was walking with Lamb. Sir Charles •hook ...

... the Presidency. The Whig party plant.si itself the compromise which had been passed, and nominated for the Presidency. But those compromise measures included the famous and infninous Fugitive Slave Hill. The result was that lire Whig party, whic h had hitherto ...

... to combine with tbe Whigs ; indeed, at a meeting at bis own house which Lord John Russell bad colled short time before, had promised the Radicals that next Liberal Cabinet should be constructed on a wider basis than the last. Whigs, Peelites, and Radicals ...

... and the funding and taxing system lb!>»i, when the Bank of England was chartered the volution Whigs, condition that they lent their subscribed capital the Whig Government of that glorious’* era ! It required time, however, to permit it to become manifest ...

... was Peel’s Chancellor. When Whigs came back to power, Lyndhurat recurred to his former tactics, supplementing them, by the advice Mr, l3lsraeli, with bis celebrated reviews of the session. Ham lines. • surely, for the poor Whigs. During the session Lyndbnrst ...

... fourth son of Sir James Smollett, legal practitioner in the little seaport burgh of Dumbarton, one those bard beaded “Westland Whigs” of the Presbyterian persuasion who promoted the Revolution of IbSH. Throughout the years 1758-9-60, Smollett was partially ...

... jugglers, and bowed their fore- Whig families hoped thus keep the government almost to tbe very ground in depositing people whose ruler* it further sadly demoralised. The at the ls«t moment, dropped their purse though Whigs', landholders, were iu minority ...

... fruit that was forbidden her 1 There were Whigs and Tories, now, 150 years ago, and advantage was always taken when a woman was reigning. It so in Quern An re's days. Who took advantage of that poor woman but Whigs Tho Radical papers bad within the last ...

... more than twenty poem die annually , and three or four peerages become extinct every year. It not surprising that when the Whigs found them selves in office 1830, they at once began to redress s ...

... have accurately gttaged their opponents suength and their own. „ . Mr. Disraeli made a bold attempt to dish the Whigs—to run away with the Whigs’ clotheswhen he adventured a higher bid than Mr. stone for the confidence of the country. The boldness ol the ...