... show how strangely history repeats itself; how the two Tory candidates Westminster had vast majority over the two Whigs; how the Whigs expected that the election of the City of London would balance that of Westminster, and how, upon closing the books ...

... in peace. Is there Dot place where one them could find a calmer and perhaps more naeful sphere are told that the great Whig families can never forego the leadership of Radicalism because they were in the van of Liberalism. Alas, Radicalism 3nd moderate ...

... 10 to 1 Louise 12 to Field Marshal to 1 Bpennithome to 1 Blantyro to 1 (le The above guaranteed the market. N.8.-VALENTINE A WHIG) sail's, Salon dea Courses, Paris, sport ins paper in Europe. i there Is a positive change In HT, who are members of Tatter* ...

... political party. The contradictory of Tory i* not .Liberal, but Whig; the contradictory Conservative is not Liberal, but Radical these days, however, when the original question issue between Whig and Tory held suspense, the Conservative function of Toryism ...

... passed away. This gave the Whigs of that time their opportunity. They agitated for the Reform Bill, and of course, as they knew, it was carried, and so framed as to secure a monopoly of power, far they could do it, to the Whig party. It was mainly party ...

... Yorkshire, of Wales and Cheshire, and the sturdy squires of that maiden county which, according to Johnson, there was not a single Whig, have risen ma*se in his support Yet such will be the position of Don Carlos should the retreat of Serrauo be fol- by his march ...

... range out of the reach of the can always be lured back by the least bit of a bait that loves; but if you once fairly alienate Whig, argued, he very apt becorife a confirmed Conservative, The only portion the speech addressed by that prince of prigs, Mr ...

... no example of the result could be found the Parliamentary history of the oountry before the year 1710. Dean Swift, who was a Whig, wrote to friend Stella—a married woman by the way—in October of that year It well I dine every day, else 1 should he longer ...

... Bradford. 21. 2; B. Rots, Pudscy. 20. 3. Won a foot; half yard between second and third- A very short time was allow*! for rest, ©whig to the fog which prevailed, it was evident that darkness would quickly set in. which did before tho men left their marks, when ...

... labour in factories. His name was on the back of Mundella's Fifty-four Hours Bill, a bill which was opposed vigorously by the Whigs and the late Ministry last session, and by Profeesor Fawcett. This year Mundella's bill and the Government bill were running ...

... Representation Leeds Parliament, accept the honour of the Nomination. Yon axe already acquainted with the extraordinary revelation Whig trickery which, under false pretences, induced the other night not repudiate that decision the Chairman, and which will properly ...

... not give deal for a slow old Whig, who in some respects was worse than a Tory, because he was an enemy them without their knowing it. He had been dinner parties where there bad been a strong mixture of Tories and few Whigs, and he knew how they sympathised ...