... chasiges of ownership amid occupation, which had been prepared by Mlessrs. Adarns, Berriilge, ly ing, St evens, Westois, anid Whig, was ordered to be' ri trncibed by the assistant overseer into ai proper hook, at and to be submitted to the Assessment Committee ...

... what the verdict would be. There was at the present moment absolutely no Whig party strong enough to carry on the government of the country on the old 'Vhig principles. Tho Whig party must do one of two things; must either merge into the great progressive ...

... Anne to ?? Throne, Lordi Whartou was dismissed from the office of Lord Lieutenant of Oxfordshiro, oeu account of his violent Whig politics, and Montagu, second Earl of Abiugdon, was appointed ilu his place. But Queen Anne's displeasure vithl Wharton proved ...

... disaster.h ps (Loud cheers.) Thee Whig party remember are no longer i a in the ~osition'they were. They cannot come to the front 01 ;ir and guinde the destinies of England as in the days of Lord r he Palmerston. The Whig party have either me~rged into a ...

... gone out of his way to insult France. Mr. Hall had also endeavoured to draw a picture of the Liberal party, and he said- The Whig party have either merged into the great progressive Conservative party to which you end I belong, or else they are the tools ...

... respect to public matters they would doubtless hrlve formed thuir owL conuclusion. They would have seen a Ministry, whether Whig or Tory he cared niot, beset, as they all were, by bad times, strugghing manfully against the tide, tand detertained to steer ...