... having been raised to every site yet proposed, he suggested that it would be extremely desirable, possible, to utilise that whig of the Infirmary which was at present of no good to the town. It could be shut off and isolated from the rest of the Infirmary ...

... point the three or four sections forming the Opposisitiou would make their next attack. They had to contend with the moderate Whig, with the Radical, aud with that very dangerous party —the Irish Home Rule party. They knew that the Government had a distinct ...

... revival comes, there appears Mr. Torrens's Life of Lord Melbourne,,in which the author, more, it is true, in the interest of the Whig Premier than of the lady, expresses his belief, and gives his reasons for it, in the groundlessness of the scandal which prevailed ...

... withdraw or not, and what was to bo done if he did The descent was terrible. We had all been patriots moment ago. We were Whigs, Tories, and Badicals again now. The Opposition desired adjournment, in order to clear its mind. Lord Hartington, Mr. Gladstone ...

... the Radicals were boiling over with rage at the conduct of Lord Hartington, Mr. Forster, Sir William Harcourt, and others—the Whig section of the partywere no less indignant with Mr. Gladstone for having separated himself from the other leaders of the party ...

... national interests were at stake, national existence might be imperilled, and we ought to close our ranks, and forget that we are Whigs, Tories, and Radicals, and, remembering only that we are Englishmen, present a united front to the world. (Conservative cheers ...

... in this country. birth he is a pure Whig, being the eldest son of the Earl of Albemarle, whose family* ever since they came to England with William of Orange in have consistently thrown in their fortunes with the Whig party. Notwithstanding his family ...

... have to pay his master 12s. as compensation, and the costs were to be divided between the defendant and his master. The folio whig were appointed overseers for the several parishes the division :—Branscombe, J. Boyle and R. Bartlett; Churchstanton, W. Hutchings ...

... MEETING of the Proprietors of the Inn in er m Pany wiU be held at Pople's London instant ' , on the 23rd day of April when Whig City and County 1 611 - Citizens of * Committee CVe H OUS ° T eter (as ***** » for empowering Act the City and County and ...

... noble Earl breathed his last. By the death of Earl Russell, one of the few remaining links between modern Liberalism and the Whigs of the o'deu time has been severed. T c career of the deceased Earl has not been without its historical features and as his ...

... well as in all Parliamentary proceedings. You will see that although we shall not, perhaps, have Conservatives or Tories, or Whigs, Liberals, and Radicals, yet that we have parties, precisely like you have in local affairs ; but you will also see that we ...

... dismissed the Liberab, and scu t special messenger to Italy, asking Sir Robert Peel to and become Prime Mimster. But the Liberals- Whigs they were called m those days—were not contended to allow Sir Robert Peel to try his hand, although the number of Conservatives ...