... His- whig- | bai, tenanted, and in good rors valew. FEY he ROLD. bw Private Treaty. 240 LOOMS ...

... people of Mold that he could remember when, Whig baby, he was taught to look on a Dissenter as much in the same category murderer, and on Dissenting chapel as a den of iniquity to be quickly passed by. The Whig babies of alatergeneration.had not tliese|feeling* ...

... Viscount Melbourne, very pronounced Whig, was then office. The Whig Prime Minister thought so highly of Sir Henry's abilities that he appointed him in August,* 1341, attache at St. Petersburg. Lord John Russell, another Whig, who took office July oth, 1840 ...

... hundred ago. The Whigs had persistently refused to anything, although in power for many years during the reign of tbe two first Oeorges; but the Liberals of to day ignore what history thus Caches, and the Tories axe blamed for bios 'the Whigs. So was it in ...

... editor of that journal. In the country he was a popular favourite, though the plain speaking he had practised towards the Whigs, whom he regarded as false to the cause of progress, lost him his seat at the general election in August, 1837. He regained ...

... of popular liberties the matter of a solid and comprehensive suffrage, than their noisier and most boastful opponents, the Whigs. He instanced the efforts of Pitt in the cause of reform so far baok 1782, and urged that, had it not been for the excesses ...

... getting the end of all our Btrife and bickerings, and that a time coming in England when shall no longer governed parties, Tory, Whig or Radical, but by-pure wisdom which, with or without pnb'i oetings, press or Parliament, will with so miicl: perfection ...

... during the almost three-quarters century during which the Whigs were in power from the Revolution. Mr. Pitt, the younger, a Tory, tried again and again to improve matters, but Mr. Pox and the Whigs opposed him. It may amuse, if not interest, our readers ...

... least is oertaio, that the ruling families who have ruled since 1832, have been Whigs ; for of Conservative ruling families there have absolutely been none, and these Whig ruling families must have been immensely popular, or they would not have been applauded ...

... to the speech of Lord Btaconsfiold at Aylesbury, which she severely criticised, she referred to what was called the Tory and Whig view of the land question. She contended that there was no country to be found besides England, where tillers of the soil were ...

... without them they must advance. He no doubt that Whig historians would, with all the advantage «-f glow- ing periods an s, recor. the disestablishment of the Charch of if as the tip-top achievement of Whig policy. They were getting among real questicns ...

... The advice of the chairman to the members of the club, and his remarks our member—Mr. Lindsay's statements concerning tbe Whig and Tory Governments of former days, and tbe only ground for having a Liberal Government now and the views of Lord Norreys ...