... %Moll pnf. d Muth, dem ~kr* yen with. talk and their pls. mew peels geology Mims ivory Me thew sad Moo Mar to Ms for mew the Whig see She le sem it far aka need ...

... fitted te gusted with a excel * We notice Sir Jolin name ally in the division lists of the House of Commons, but he, the rising Whig of ten years age, has altogether disappeared from the platform. Lord Amberley has been even more comppetely stowed away; but ...

... that sweet Vale of Avoca, whose beauties have been made so famous by Moore. In politics the deceased may be described as a Whig of the old school,—one of those who are always ready to move forward on Liberal lines to almost any extent, but are still unwilling ...

... particulars, with plans, may be obtained on application to Wit. Land Agent, Plimpton Hall, near Penrith; to Main Foeyw, &TRIM:WHIG.% & ROBBIRDS, Solicitors, Norwich, and cd the Aornoxum, Penrith. Plumpton Hall, June 24th, 1873. ...

... gain was about 90, thus placing us in a position to reverse the decision of the last election any moment. annoyed were the Whigs at this unexpected result, that few young men, who call themselves the Liberal Club, have taken the registration business ...

... evidence of Sir James Lowthers politics. William Pitt's father was a Whig, and so was Wiiliam Pitt first. Here we have proof positive that in 1780 Sir James considered himself a Whig, and he returned Pitt Parliament to oblige the Duke of Portland, to whose ...

... embodying their hatred of the Saxon. O'Connell did not use to pick his words when outside the House of Commons. With him the Whigs wore base, bloody, brutal. Duke of Wellington was a stunted corporal, and yet O'Connell was an educated gentleman. ...

... anything new. This is the first time for several generations that this branch of the Leveson Clowers has intermarried with any tut Whig or noble families, unless we count in the marriage of the duke's nephew, the Marquis of Lorne, with the Princess Louise. Of ...

... observed. The reason why such men should bo rejected so decisively not far to seek. For seven and thirty years the body of Old Whigs have had their own way in the management of the Corporate affairs of this city. With the greed of their order, they have not ...

... memory of the existing generation, pretty nearly divided England between them, the Whigs and the Tories—what were they originally both of them but nicknames of contempt ? Tne Whig, as we are told, derived his title from a Celtic word, signifying sour milk ...

... divided into Court or Government Whigs, and County or Opposition Whigs. 44 During this Whig period the representation was mainly monopolised by Lowthers (of Whitehaven), Fletchers, Lawsons, and Penningtons. In 1768 the Whig era came an end, and the great ...

... of protecting native industry, da'es from the great Whig era of 1088. The Tories in 1713 Bought to reverse the system by their Treaty of Utrecht, the clauses excited the utmost hostility of the Whig manufacturers, and they were struck out. Fi'ty years ...