... nations 'were marked by great 'depth of thought and soiin'dnoss of argument. Politicallythedeceased gentlemen ?? to tho old Whig School ; latterly lie warmly espoused ' with his pen tlie Protectionist cause, his feeling evidently being that there, was ...

... faith of his uncle and became a Whig of the stamp which many Conservatives, in these degenerate days when Radicalism is so rampant, look back upon with admiration. He was a veteran representative of the old Ipswich Whigs, and as such was an honest, out- ...

... re- cently resigned the mastership of the pack of hounds he had hunted for more than 40 years. In politics his Grace was a Whig and a supporter of Mr. Gladstone's Govern- ment. KINAHAN AND CO. V. PFTTENGELL.-This Chan- cery suit has recently terminated ...

... three colporteurs, and no really deserving object soughnt lisa aid in vain, In politics bie was a staunch suppprhir of the old Whig party, whose views (we venture to say) hiave still ra greater hiold upon the En~glish nationl than those of any .other political ...

... that he should have dared at at tbat time to pit himself against veterans of high spirit. bii That bis ?? forvward in the Whig interest created a the tesetiso in Ipsceich and throughout the constituency is a r evideantfrome the reports and original poetry ...

... which end powearfully paili~ihtf to 1887 from many pleaded now ard agaiel I-t~frs villags're assembled pulpits on occasione whiG lsit beautifying of to comm~emoraet the ~streiorstX amna ' thle present material temples which have ei.05 la°wn W o After ...

... agitation, caused widespread apprehension. Party feeling ran I high- ; Pitt and Fox Clubs were formed, and 4 Tories and Whigs girded themselves for the fight. In I the spring of 1821 (to quote an editorial from the l Ipssoich Joirncs) a scion of the ...