... the Liverpool Ministry, Lord John Russell entered Parliament one of the members for his father's borough of Tavistock. The Whigs, with iL >rds Wellesley and Grenvilleat their head, had recently been offered place, but had for obvious grounds declined to ...

... proved, on the ioet ,by Demo Emily Tie, the robot, Mr. Robert Farm Delrympio. and Ste. Francis James, the the personal imitate Whig swore under 4400.000 The only legacy of public intereet is one of £lOOO to the Institute of British Arobiteots, to be iovested ...

... ever holding civil office in England At the Revolution Whigs Tories into existence as such the former as Mr Richard must well remained power for tne better of century yet one effort was the Whigs such to repeal those laws their dissenting friends tried ...

... The tine was an inveterate Whig. determined to vote against evert measure introduced by the Tories; the other was a rank Tory. squally resolved to stand try /us party, mid oppose every the Whigs brought forward. The Whig candidate we. Mr. If utehkin ...

... Those discontented members of the Liberal party who are anxious to turn the Government out simply because it is in—some old Whigs who think it too revolutionary, some new Radicals who think too reactionary—will seiae this occasion of dealing, if they can ...

... on the part of the great Whig Houses, and why, above all else, it that Lord Hartington has come out of his bachelor's shell, and opened the door of Devonshire House to his friends and followers ? I take it to mean that the Whig party are going to try the ...

... hair is turning grey or white, or felling off, rise . The Sex man Hier Renewer, for it waif porsheefy resew/r tar arty or Whigs hair to ifs original colour, without leaving the dt.rrreeable smell of most ltestorere. It makes the hair charmingly beautiful ...

... Wesley stood by the British Government, of which he was & loyal subject.” In 1837 Mr. Brownlow beeame editor of the Knoxville Whig, and by his trenchant style of ‘discussion and his bold and defiant personal attacks 'acquired the title of * the fighting ...

... reply wee thdonio. Re ha , no objsotion to the publi , mtion of his letter ; end he added, Tor teem to forget the par: the Whigs took ill your legitimate grievsnee.' ...

... discovered that they would not have to choose between two leaders—between Lord Hartington and Mr. Gladstone—between the old Whigs and the new Liberals—between the present enunciation of the Liberal policy and the retention of their whole strength for purely ...

... have to undergo. In the first place, our business man is feelingly alive to the fact that the paternal Government, whether Whig or Tory, will through their income-tax otfici amerce him, if thev can, a greater amount of tax than his returns w irrant, and ...

... policy. The Whigs deserted , their leaders because they admire. 1 that selfsame policy. \ et are we gravely told again and again that because they disagree with their former friends and with their former opponents. Lord Derby and the Whigs to agree with ...