... on their way to market. estimated that the numbers polled twovbircs are Nationalists, and one-third Conservatives. Very few Whigs have yet voted. The polling is now going rapidly. excitement. m JL ...

... Everything is done too late. Tbe golden moment when the mischief might be prevented cannot be utilised because Radical and Whig cannot be brought to agree upon any action and after asking what the Government is prepared to do when the Lords have thrown ...

... is voile woo.. elesures, raw. on snore at bog.y bogie, M irk learay Day. gashing Oho oraoCioni prow Obiamos be. Lemma. Nib* Whig Midis maks Amara Is • boom on ...

... THE NEW SPEAKER. Mr. Arthur Peel, the Speaker-elect, attired in bar whig and court suit, took the chair at two o'olock, and at 10 minutes past tLa hour Admiral Sir J. Drummond, tho Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod, appeared and summoned the House the ...

... Hitherto the managers of the Conservative party have expressed the utmost confidence in their ability attract to themselves the Whig element in politics, which they saw, or fancied they saw, was waveriug in its allegiance to the Liberal benches. To do this ...

... Dorat's Works, Modicis, 1575, £2 18s.; John of the Little World, WW ff Germany, 35.; Dean fcVV- fi* ' first edition, £3; The Whigs Xi'V,''« ...

... recriminations, observing that the latter gentleman was as usual, balancing himself with graceful power between the Nationalist and Whig parties, but it was strange that h§ had not discovered the conduct of the former until they had disowned him and repudiated ...

... Everything is done ton late. The golden moment when the mischief might be prevented (mount be utilised, became, Radical and Whig cannot he brought to agree upon any action. Not until the evil develops itself, and the steed is stolen, do the two sections ...

... and that Lord Derby had boasted of having subscribed £20,000 fund to manage the elections. Though the combined attack of Whig 3 and Radicals succeeded in ousting the Conservatives, it did not at first appear perfectly clear to whom would give the p ...

... the patriot, the reformer, the mau with mission against pensions aud piety, told to move on and not bother. O these Whigs ! these Whigs !It is difficult to say whether after this bad treatment the conduct of divers comic papers in representing Mr. Bradlaugh ...

... the electioneering matters of the Whigs, wrote to Sir S. Romilly that he had offered £10,000 for the two seats for Westbury. Sir Samuel, we read, notwithstanding his detestation the practice, had to pay £2,000 to the Whig Duke of Norfolk to be returned f ...

... collar was its body. There wasa lncerated inside driver said “I caunot hb what are and I am whip, and at the end of wh of the whig down and it was no d and the flesh is tender. horses forward and. He followed the ‘bus te wick, and told him the ¢ bim th state ...