... the editor of that journal. the country he was popular fa >ourite, though the piain-speaking he had practised towards the Whig 3, whom he regarded as false to the cause of progre s, lost him his seat at tho general election in August 1837. He regained ...

... Gladstone as the ruin of the Liberal party. The extent of these secessions waa proved last week, when the two sons the former Whig members for the county took part in one of Lord Dalkeith's committee meetings. Mr. Gladstone was particularly chagrined on ...

... the editor of that jcarml. In tho country he was popular favourite, though the plain speaking he had practised towards the Whigs, whom regarded a.-* false to the cause of progress, lost him his seat at the general election ia August, 1837. He regained ...

... vanity of trying its 'prentice hand' upon what in Ireland seems so necessary to the dignity of every Administration, be it Whig or Ton'—a political or quasi-politic prosecution.—Your obedient servant, J. B. Killkex. Chuhch of England Teitferance Society ...

... for example, are disposed to think that the welfare of the country will be best promoted if the internal squabbles of the Whigs and the Radicals are of such strength and are so continuous as to prevent, under any conditions which, at the present moment ...

... Libera! party were hardly the men to carry England through difficulty and danger. The policy of all English Governments, whether Whig for JTorv, had been to resist Russian aggression, and the only difference had been that a Liberal Government had carried out ...

... attractions of the part are two articles Lord Beaconsneld, one, by a Tory, explaining why we follow him, and the other, by a Whig, 'why we disbelieve in him. Theodore Martin discusses in The Theatre the character of Shylock, and so also do several other ...

... the editor of that journal. the country he was a popular favourite, though the plain speaking he had practised towards the Whigs, whom regarded as false to the cause of progress, lost his seat the general election August. 1837. He regained it June, 1841 ...

... of. that journal. ln the countrv he was a C a popular favourite, though the plain s5)eaking he had c l ractied towards the Whigs, whom he regarded as false to the cause of progrcss, lost hiem his seat at tj t the general election in August, 1837. He regained ...

... Tories of Dumfriesshire, but its great effort is over. There are two of the wounded from the Tfaverley Market crush still Whig in the infirmary, and one of the most useful citizens of Edinburgh has died suddenly from the effects of severe cold he caught ...

... well known ladies as being the beet manufactured. They are now alnost perfect condition. On Monday, December 3, and four folio whig days. WILLIAM SALT, Manager. THE LONDON DRESS COMPANY, DBaNSGATB, will also offer over 50 QUILTED SATIN PETTICOATS which will ...

... wnttenfromopposite standpoints, one heading being, Why we follow him, and the other Why disbelieve in him. Curiously both the Whig and the Tory derive many of their arguments, diverse though they he, from the same source —the Premier's novels. The latter ...