... BAXTER says there have been but three since the revolution of 1688. The Whig and Tory parties came into existence in the middle of the reign of CHARLES II. The first was the Whig supre- macy, which lasted for more than seventy years, down to 1762. The ...

... chosen from the beginning a ive to assurue a hostile attitude to him, whilst they v'ere ,Id all cN !iiplimerts to the Whig peers and Whig gentle. ,rd mnen mixed up in Beverley elections. But there ay were two or three of these candidates whom the b %Ee -Attorney ...

... coupling of Beverley with Bridgwater. Hle said there was no question about the bribery at Bridgwater. It was straight- forward Whig bribery, but the case at Beverley Was quite different. There 'was no bribery there at the Parliamentary election, though he ...

... proposal to be a high complimemit, and that lie would at otce accept it. Bat why did the old friend of Mr. Murray go to the great Whig publishers Those who have read the recent articles in the Qtcably against the Conservative ?? will hardly need ate explanatiot ...

... imperilling its safety. Earl Russell, Lord Cairns, and Lord Westbury will take the leading part in proposing the amendments. The Whig Earl, who has of late shown his sympathy with the Gladstone Administration in rather a strange way, will, I believe, take up ...

... realised Imlpatient to be done wvith the bill, and to speed rts progress towards this Upper fiance they would listen iseither to Whig, Radical, nor Conservative, Govenunenlt offhicial, sior independent Membler, who hind any alteration to propose. Some hsours ...

... arnd in the central part 46ft. high. Around and behired this nre arranged the class rooms and niasters' rooms. Iu the left whig, on the ground floor, are library and museum, and rooms for the eommittee, visitors, principal, and masters. The second and ...

... secured, and that the report was altogether without foundation. At the same time, the Conservatives will contest thme scat. The Whig aid Radical Lilierals are still at loggerheads. TME REVISION OF THE AUTHORISED VERlSON.- The revisers of the Authorised Version ...

... POLIT~cAL FAMILIES AND THTUR t ad DARAGS-In our obituary sootico of Lord Olareudon lit yester'thy it was remarked that the Whig Isouses Of TI Villiers and RussB n the Tory houses of Stanlez and e Boolle-Wilbrahauwr connected, by marriage. ithers V are ...

... into the Cabinet is not very apparent. As Sir CHARLES WOOD, his name was familiar for many years as one a certain to appear in Whig Family Govern- it ments, but it was long ago understood, as was said at the time, that he was made a Peer to disappear. The ...

... can strengthen himself in the I euse of C oulmons by Conservative votes, or in the House I fI lords lbv the promotion of aged Whig Peers to high j ;hitical siiiscacres. His ?? in the Lords consists in ite undimiiished numbers and unimpaired confidence of ...

... eleven struck as this result was achieved, and from that time on till a quarter past five in the morning the fetud between Whig and Tory was carried on, occa- sionally with much feeling and acrimony. No less than fifteen divisions were taken, all of which ...