... very softly, anti we all dapped noiselessly into the street. In • moment more we were in Miss Flitter's front roma, and were Whig intro/ Meet to • gentleman with • smooth fade and an immense stock ot sampled hair; • gentleman with no hair w hater's and ...

... bed In the Chapel. Now the in the Abbey''— '. The Chapel, we need hardly say, being the of Commons. Canning, who left the Whig party in 1793, was, of course, publicly accused of tuning his jacket. - Burke, in 1795, was the topic of a very atilt! quatrain ...

... Well, perhaps I am. An I tell you, I have been out of England for twenty years, and I am in no hurry to : ticket myself Whig, Radical or Tory. I know what I w•lit, and I try to get it, I don't mesh for eall log entries. Then why throw motelf so eagerly ...

... look • metals district on • night as pima for • larder mounitted epos an Szeiesema dim* the period of the groat Pram* war. Whig Mill mound those remounenee of whisk we have assommly wed hoe l imas is ramie minds etemeohle ot • phantom The devil she ma ...

... sperms= of the products of the country.. The death of Sir Peter Scrstahley, late High Commissioner of New Guinea, seems to Whigs that the climate will be • meat Mame to the ten of that exteneive territory. The few remaining days of the Victorian Parlianeene ...

... Chris. Commit°. ('rout' only second in importance to the Foreign and Campbell Chace Coulson Crouch Church Coles Cuulter in the Whig sectioo of the perty the appointment of Mr Churchill Collar Coeard Crundoll John Morley to the Irish Secretaryship is viewed ...

... Kingdom, of the Church, and the rights of property. Ott these questions he saw little to ' prevent a juncture with the moderate Whigs and Liberals, led by Lord Hartington and Mr Goschen. (Cheers.) He cautioned the party against going to a division or doing ...

... GHOSTLY HOUSE. I , bight, dropped • Olit l e=ton made foe the door and downstairs • Rhos*/ looking Is, Mr Oakt like mad, his Whig by • _ 10•11 absish m a il. Iwo su m b eear b„ :II moues shill to my marrow.' the blight. I hastened 10 MS • doldney from the ...

... indebted for this now familiar word to the Venetian oligarchy so vigorously denounced by Lord Beaconsfield as the prototype of the Whig of , the lith.oentury. The Word was borrowed directly from the Italian, and makes its first appearance in English both as i ...

... Sootglna. Decbess of Devonshire, preserved beg charms fez behead middle age sad her lovely menekodon Ike last. (Morena was • Whig and a warm partisan of the Charles Jenne You. for whoee permitted ona hundred electors to take • gold coin from between her ...

... provided only the Irish Parliament would first aid him to beet down the English tended aristocracy and disencumber i of the Whig leaders. The Pall Gaulle nays Mr Gladetone's supporters will all gu together so fa: as the establishment of a statutory Parliament ...

... were any—(cries of No. - and intern. ion)—he did not !anyone of being • bat they lead at the protect aa Opposition of and Whigs. (And Radicals:) Mr moved, That this meeting of the Liberal has confidence is Mr Gladstone and bit Gbvernment, and congratulates ...