... made at a Political Confyounoo at Coln St. Aldwyn's, as to his exacting high_ rents for villago allotments, and being “an old Whig.” Having denied the first cbarge, Sir Thomas proceeds :-—* I am, as hitherto, & Liberal, or old-fashioned Radical, as Radicalism ...

... opinion, Ever vince he had been conneoted with the Bonrd thers had been no party politica or religiona diffsrences introduced, Whigs and Tories, Churchmen and Nonconformists wll working harmomously togethee. (Chevrs) Nothing had ever boen said us ty the d ...

... reply, remarked that he was & quondam opponent of Colonel Nawnay, said that as an old Whig he felt that the times had so changed that it now ceased to be a question of Whig and Tory, but u question between those who dosired to be allowed to enjoy quietly ...

... by making th •rn pay five pounds per annum for every animal that kind diet they own. Far be it from La to grudge the Emit }Whig in general, and Hull in particular, the boon of a fresh racecourse, if the inhabitants of both think that they eau support ...

... (Hear, hear.) If they looked at the position which was now occupied by those gentlemen who were content to style themselves Whigs, he thought they must admit that it was an ext.remelx uncomefortable position. Most of them had undoubtedly read Lord Hartington's ...

... of course, meant the candidate’s anxiety to stand well with the widely-separated “ wings ”* of his incongruous Party—the Whigs, the Churchmen, and the Constitutionalists on the one hand, and the Radicals, Sectarians, Atheists, and Revolutionaries on ...

... speaker, is going through the division and addruseing • swim of nieetinge, to which all are cheerfully invited, Tory or Liberal, Whig or Radical, Unionist or Separataat, and so far he has had large and attentive audiences. On Tuesday night be addreased • full ...

... [who advuca‘ed this measure against both parties. [hey converted the Conservatives to their views, but the Liberals or the Whigs as they were then called, were, as a party,strongly oppused to the mecasure, and deeired a fixed duty rather than repeal, which ...

... that I at least endeavoured to avoid offending Scott’s surviving contemporaries, and I had to spare Tories about as often as Whigs the castigation of the . diarising Malagrowther.” Tre latest volume of the Camelot Series is Thoreau’s *“ Week on the Concord ...

... 17/im-yericht. There was once a famous scands! where “Harkaway,” also of the same newspiper (when it was a fine old crusted Whig journal) was summoned and * warned off.” That 13 the drewd sentence, the worst that the Newmarkes inquisitors can pass. They ...

... number of previously unpublished letters by Lord Chesterfield; and Mr. Spencer Walpole's biography of Farl Kussell —the great Whig whom a world with problems to settle whereot *Johnny” dreamt not, has well-nigh forgotten. But that is mo reason why Mr. Spencer ...

... v(lnd shatter the Constitution of England, but would also shatter and destroy with it that great party of the revolution, Whigs, under whose care, under whose guidance, and under whose patriotism that noble Constitation was founded and was framed. And ...