... MARKET WHIG HTON. Poor AND Moir= Diuzasa.—.Tust as this district was about to be declared free a serious outbreak is reported by Inspector Harvey as having occurred at Mr Prank Usher's, Middlethorpe, in a flock of sheep. ...

... the times were unpropitious for dealing with it. The excesses of the French Revolution had alarmed the moderate men on the Whig side and determined the Tories to oppose any demand for the extension of the basis of electoral power. The great war with France ...

... J other. Their several situations are world known. The London Hotel in the best part of the West Strand. The Brighton Hotel Whig the Mat every Rom ommanding it. The tariffs of both Hotels are the same; Apartments, . dd.; Drawing-room with Bed-room, se ...

... together; lot gentry of England stick to their tenarte in time of adversity, and they would be able to say to both Arches, Whigs, and Tories, who came in their midst, We don't want yon. (Loud applause) Mr. W. Wray gave The vice-president which Mr. ...

... hopeless minority. The Radicals wished to have a Speaker in accord with the dominant spirit of the new House of Commons, but the Whigs decided to re-elect Mr. Manners-Sutton, because, although a Tory, it was held to be advisable that a man of experienoe should ...

... Mill that stupid persons are generally Conservatives ; the converse, of course, being that intelligent persons are usually Whig, Liberal, Radical, Parnellite, or something else. It remains to be seen whether Conservative stupidity is not more profitable ...

... s and a considerable redistribution of political power. (Hear, hear.) Mr Gladstone and his Government, and every Reformer, Whig or Radical, felt that the complement of an extension of the franchise was to be found in redistribution. But they could not ...

... afterwards High Sheriff of Yorkshire in 1747. The present baronet's father was member for York from 1848 to 1857, and sim a Whig of the old school; but had he been now OM% we think that we would have shared the principles of his son, which are merely old ...

... memories of many of us back thirty years. Then, now, foreign affairs absorbed the attention of Parliament and the country. The Whig Ministry brought in a Reform Bill, the provisions of which were explained by Lord John Russell; but it was generally felt that ...

... received with open arms so that he would have the unanimous vote of the Conservative party, and perhaps take with him a few Whigs. There were many of the Liberal party who were disgusted with the Radical element, and he (the speaker) had no doubt that some ...

... lugs broken half-a-dosen times he remained faithful to his pursuit; till, at last, lo.ving a severer hurt than usual, Pie was Whig mused by the fireman beside the hearth, when a call CAM. and at the well-known sound of the ereine turning out, the poor ...

... the Soudan was exclusively Liberal, the three Home Itu'ers —Sir P. O'Brien, Mr. M'Coan, and Mr. B. Collive-eberinging to the Whig section of the Irish party. Mr. McCulloch Torres' and Mr. l'ender were among the Independent Liberals voting with Minhrm ...