... ls, of Lulworth and Ince, who are an ancient Catholic family, dating bock to Beformation times, have hitherto always been Whigs or Liberals, and in the last contested election South-West Lancashire, in 1868, not only was their whole influence bestowed ...

... deoouncal the attempt of the Tories to get back the representation of the county, and Mid the National party had killed the Whig fox, ao they would crush the Tory scorpion. asked the farmers of county Sligo whether they would not prefer the Irish to the ...

... days three typical aptechae made three representative men. First we hays Mr Gnecben's; seems to be typical ot the renegade Whigs, and the burden ot hie song is this—“ Ton don't know what change has taken piece; we bays net changed, it is the Radicals who ...

... from ** Old-fashioned Whig” in the Barnet Pren the 29kli September, respecting the paragraph in former copy of the paper about a new Town Hall for Barnet, full of good sound sense, and I should say the writer, Old-fashioned Whig,” able to that new Town ...

... retired. Public feeling runs very high jut now in Northampton over the Bradlaugh question. Tte local Con-ervatives, as welt Whigs and Radicals, fully believed the Affirmation Rill would have bra carried, however small the majority. Telegraphic reports the ...

... period more than 30 years. He exercised great Inllnraee, and was the secret adviser of the and the Prince Consort, and ill the ’Whig notables From 1886 tin 1841, and Item 1848 till 1883, was really mom powerful th&n the Prime Minister,'as wffl shdam If ever ...

... which can commonly alone be acquired by a successful campaign. Do not all feel that every Englishman, whether he be Tory, or Whig, or Radical, is unable to resist a secret wish that we could have recourse to his clear brain and unwavering guidance? This ...

... summed in the following lines: Poor neuters, in their middle way of iteering, Are neither nor flesh, nor good red herring, Wot Whig nor Tory thsy. nor this nor that; Not beast or bird, but juvt a kind of bat A twilight animal, outside tfie laws, With Liberal ...

... the reign of Charles 11., and for bis determined fend with one of the finest English poets of poetical age, Dryden. was first Whig, then Tory, and finally Feet Laureate. Ho was of coarse the poet of the City ol London, and had to compose yearly panegyrics ...

... auspices of the Finchley Liberal Aasociation, hear a lecture 0. A. V. Conjbeare. entitled Parties and principles ; or the Tory, Whig, and Radical.” The chair was taken Mr H. B. Ince, Q.C., M.P. (Hasting?), who was supported Mr P. Charles, Williams. Mr Beamish ...

... Brooks’s for the Carlton f Probably not. there no slight awkwardness in the fact of Tory leader finding his social ease in Whig headquarters, while the rival whom he has displaced is free to sow taros in his field. The plain truth is, that Ur. Goschen’s ...

... Finchley politicians will interested in the lent of lecture heariug the title : ...