... principal Liberal Club. The late Lord Derby did so for a great many years after he had ceased to have any connection with the Whig party. It is impossible to resist the conclusion that Mr Gladstone's resignation of his membership of the Reform Club, whether ...

... principal Liberal Club, j The late Lord Derby did so for a great many years after he had ceased to have any connection with the Whig party. It is impossible to resist the conclusion that Mr Gladstone's resignation of his membership of the Reform Club, whether ...

... things to which Parliament felt called upon to apply an immediate remedy. A bill was passed, 2 and 3 Vict., c. 44, under the Whig Administration of Lord Melbourne, for one year, prohibiting the practice from North American ports. The subject was again examined ...

... the subjects which have been occupying Parliamentary orators during the recess. Tory speakers have been eager to defend, and Whigs and Radicals strenuous to attack the measures of last session; and all have had something painfully commonplace to say of the ...

... or with the other conspiracy oi that year for an insurrection against the Government : but he was too faithful and stern a Whig, and toe obnoxious to the tyrants and murderers of that time, to be safe at home. 168 », he acco npanied the Duke of Monmouth ...

... arose at the same time the name Whig for those who claims of absolute authority in Church and State. Whig was originally a name of contempt given to Presbyterian Dissenters—a scoff at the sourness of the Precisian—Whig being the acid liquor out cream ...

... for thirty days in default of fine. It believed that being cold. Andrew left the dog and waggon 'to get a drink.' The Troy Whig gives the following in its issue of Saturday Ye?terday a little girl was sent a store with a two-dollar bill make some purchases ...

... Workhouse for thirty days in def&u tof a fine. believed that being cold, Andrew left the dog and waggon 'to get a drink.' Troy Whig gives the following in its issue of lay Yeiterday little girl was sent to a store with a two-dollar bill to make some purchases ...

... and state. Whig wa* originally a of c by i-pscopalians to t.er'an seoff the eourne-s of the Preei»ian— Whig g the acid liquor our of cream that his si>ur. The w l i» allied to whey. When churned milk begins throw iff wh6y i'. said to whig. Casxell s ...

... JOHN BRIGHT AND HER MAJESTY. There is one name (says the London correspondent of the Northern Whig) which is conspicuous by its absence from the division list on Friday morning on the Royal Titles Bill—that of the Right Hon. John Bright, a man who has ...

... JOHN BRIGHT AND HER MAJESTY. There is one name (says the London correspondent of the Northern Whig) which is conspicuous its absence from the division list on Friday morniug on the Royal Titles Bill —that of the Right Hon. Johu Bright, a man who has been ...

... \j D ° °claim herself by the Imperial title. a 1Da * e catmot discover what acceptbvit i t 18 n ? ove meets with among the WhigS, will tinted that they are mutinous, and 110 follow their party whip. *We °nie very nasty questions are that 6S^ in Commons ...