... t/s in the next Parliament. And if did not know this with tolerable certainty, even then predominance of Conservatives over Whigs at Wells alone would not effect the balance of probabilities in determining the future. It will also be many years before we ...

... of the Committee 01 Council for Education were first published, and a large grant money for carrying them out was asked the Whigs under Lord John Russell, from the House of Commons, there was a very general movement in the country against them. The organs ...

... for Shaftesbury, who is another of the Government whips ; and Mr. Edward Ellice, M.P. for St. Andrew's, and son of the old Whig who so long represented Coventry. This is pretty well for a Premier who has not yet been one year in office, and who bas already ...

... GIIIIIIMINAM, leg limo Mal, ha Meek. la raft. .11 ie Amyl ear 1.1010•01 dal SOM. deirismi.--fts rod WWI I piers rani far• whig of' the seed, sad nem tn. is shish U plat •/ • ••0•• rmt dowil• Pft d pmende smelter per the ql immense far Mee perpses. CASTLE ...

... love law and stable to put their houses in order A double mart was celebrated Westminster Abbey on Monday, whichunites a great Whig and Conservative family. The Marquis was married to Lady Maud Evelyn Hamilton, and the Marquis of Bliailford to her sister ...

... education at Westminster School, which half a century ego was the chief place of education for the sons and Mow of the great Whig houses—such as the Russells, the and the Groevenom Here he was °schoolfellow of Lor<usseU, and of the late Archbishop of ...

... education Westminster School, which half century ago was the chief place of education for the sons and scions of the great Whig houses-such the Russells, the Pagets, and the Qrosvenora. Here he was a schoolfellow of Lord Bussell, and of the late Archbishop ...

... —After a few hours illness, Lord Foley died at the H6tel Bristol, Pari, on Saturday morning. The late lord was “teller the Whig party the House of Lords for several years, and in successive Administrations, including the resent, held the Court appointment ...

... should govern promotion. While Mr. Disraeli and tbe Tories were all that was corrupt and base, and Lord Palmej-stonandthe Whigs not much better, Mr. Gladstone •nd his colleagues would be the wisest, most virtuous, and purest of men. This is what was said ...

... ptiesta,—that it is an intolerable grievance, a gross sin, and a submission to tyranny to pay any rent at all. As, however, the Whigs and Radicals—many of their ' richest men,—own land in Ireland, these doctrines are not likely to go down so smoothly as they ...

... without paying his rater and •paakias in Mr Cos about it, Mr Cr ail he bad her several tors and raid net get the ram Cht ' Ins Whig the Committee of it, they said ba ears lumeelf to 1867. He drier attention team of the lasakrupries they Lad lost no much by ...

... Englishmen have been accu.-»u>med to recognise but two classes of statesmen in political matters, who are regarded either as Whigs Tories; but the different shades of ecclesiastical polity, as exhibited in the present day, makes confusion more confounded ...