... no necessity for a school board, and concluded by hoping that they would al forget that they were churchmen or dissenters, Whig or Tory. Mr. T. W. JoNBs said he might follow the end of Mr. Duncan's views, at the same time he (Mr. Jones) would state that ...

... with the Marquis of Hartington, he is a growiog Radical, growing more Radical as he grows older, compared with an old-4shioned Whig who struck twelve o'clock at once, and whose machinery stops there. ,The enthusiasm displayed throughout the country in Mr ...

... drishing the Whigs. (Loud applause.) The Tories upon dished tire Whigs about ten -years ago~and treir theof higs seru'cd them up (Laughter aud ap- and planse.) He hoped that jus't niow Lord Beacons- ndfield was, about tsr dish the Whigs again, and P'et ...

... al tin oppositon ta c- government, it is tot a little retnuiable ?? tS a 09ould be contemplated by a desoeudin- cl be st Whig Earl of Devonal-ire who hetped Wiltfsu nll, t t throne, and by the fither of the Marquis ct of aci511 I tile leader of the ...

... Disraeli's I1oforn R1l was meant to 1 dish the Whigs, there can be no doubt that the Duke -of Richmend's Patronage (Scotland). Act was intended, if possible, to dish rG the Free Chqreh. The Whigs, however, are still alive; and, with its great central ...

... Of deaths from synotl causes, 20 were du to uaeale, being 11 above the avYege; 1 to serlatna eing 6 below tie avrpag; 6 t wh~ig 0oh being 5 belowr ehe avne; 2 be eaa, being Sbelowth averqe 4tetyhwsi, being 6 beo the averae. Disess af ?? seat eontsf 9 ...

... Hartington is Tory; and if he presses on the household suffrage queation he will only spur Lord Beaconsfield ,o dish the Whigs. The dilemma with its three horns is hardly a pleasant one. Mr. Wilkie Collins believes that novelists ought to dramatise ...

... long-continued faithful s public service much more highly than the e mere advancement of a political faction, a)whether it be Whig or Tory. 3 e ...

... Were :.dr. Chess Education Minister there tl would be some reason. to believe that he in- ta iended to dish the Whigs' again. The Whigs nu a hate lately shown a disposition to go in fur p: o the State organisation of middle schools, and in for a system ...

... actuated Mr. Gladstone in dealing . with Dublin University. He may be ; displaced from power by a combination . of disappointed 'Whig placemen, members e who do the bidding of the Irish ; prelates, and the followers of Mr. s Disraeli; but he will have the ...

... personal authority of the sovereign, and to perpe- tuate the evil in the restoration of the Stuarts, it was to the constitutional Whigs England turned for help, and it was their patriotism that gave us the Hanoverian line, and the oath under which that line swore ...

... keeping. It seemed to be In favour of the proposal that It would givothe Con- , servatives another opportunity of dishing the Whigs. Vat It was found more prudential from the party point of view not to move In the matter, Inasmuch as the clause would be-sure ...