... favour closing public-houses in Ireland on Sunday, and promised to lay their views before the Government. Hewby and Thomas Wain whig ht were yesterday removed from Horae monger-lane Gaol to Newgate, preparatory to their trial at the Central Criminal Court ...

... with whici Madame Dacier illustrated the Roman lyrist, W« know what Dr. Johnson thought of Mrs. Macaulay, even though she was Whig, and how highly Sir Joshua ranked Angelica Kauffmana, though he died bachelor. It would be a ridiculous thing to say that in ...

... to the leadership. Mr. LOWE, that redoubtable Adullamite, is seen coquetting with the Radicals; Sir WILLIAM HABCOLTET courts Whig favour ; Mr. Goscass endeavours to win popularity with the mercantile classes by incessantly talking of money. Now, while Mr ...

... total value of exports was 24275, cotton figuring £9,300, while in 1869 the total rose to ' ,020, and cotton alone to 245,000. Whig increase was as nothing, however, to that seen in the following year, when exports reached the value of £98,735, out of which ...

... but journalists and politicians did their best to behove it. It must admitted that tho incompetent foreign policy : of the Whigs gave too much apparent ground for such views. Lord Russell, indeed, interfered often enough in the quarrels of other nations ...

... historical and political matters his philosophy had no appreciable influence on his decisions. He began by expressing moderately Whig opinions, hat afterwards strove to rid himself of the plaguy prejudices of Whiggism. No Tory writer of that time dealt the ...

... sbouldalways hononr the distinguished gentleman for the support he had given him (Dr. Keneafy) in the House Commons. The Whigs present school were rogues of the deepest dye.” and as for the Tories, they wore act of noodles.” A qualification of the latter ...

... Bingham s name associated with money claim on the Conservative party. Thomas Cubitt, scheduled, said knowing Mr. Coats, though a Whig, wanted get btiacey in, he asked him allow him to employ some traps, .dr. Corks gave his consent, and engaged five or six, ...

... tacticians. It was managed with great shrewdness, and was held together with a tact and success that excited the envy of the old Whigs. That was in tbs aute-war days, when the South dominated in the councils the party. Since the war its fate has been different ...

... generous spirits that exist in our own any other literature. „.. , ~, , When the volume closes, Swift has passed through the Whig stage of his career; is also famous the author of “The Tale Tub, ’ and number minor writings. _ W sco him now in intimate ...

... however. When the lists of those who appeared on these ill-chosen battlc-fieldscame tobe scrutinised, it was apparent that many Whigs and Moderate Liberals refused con. nect themselves, for party purposes, with move, which had for its object the perpetuation ...

... these to prevent her from committing both a wrong and a blunder. Her rulers are quite aware that the . and the Constitutional Whigs as well as the Conserveprinciples to which the Belgian Government is under- tives of the Kirkcaldy Burghs ought to embrace ...