... Old Nobility, Aerie, Order at out, of any prier 2•. rid., or peat free, RM.—E. J. KI II ITS, 332, Strand, W.C. Tories and Whigs. Conservatives and RADICALS, read 01,1 Nubility;' ,rig•,• 2, •.1., or for Y 4 J. KtiirmitWH ITE, 332, Str.owl,ll.(;. JAN ...

... the tin,'* The trade that to the stranger goes; King out, ring out, the native rose. But ring the alien orchid in. King out Whig prido in place and blood. The Civic dander—rais’d Firth; King out the loro truth and worth. Ring scamp’d work and doubtful ...

... they came to the year 1806, when there appeared a chance of a measure being carried for the people ; but in that year both Whig and Tory statesmen died, namely Pitt and Fox. Afterwards followed the war with Napoleon. Then came the rapid rise of the taxes ...

... It quarrelled over its Budget the Hundred Millions Budget It disagreed about Egypt It became hopelessly divided Ireland The Whigs wanted Coercion Bill a Purchase Bill insisted County Government Bill and no Coercion There no secret about the fierc conflict ...

... THE MAIL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1886 ment and so forth, which might make the hot blood of a Whig course more rapidly through his veins, but would not touch the people; ho met the expostulations and reserves of his moderate allies with sneers at the ...

... John Mobley ; and the Liberals, also, would appear to have two sub-seetions in their ranks—the Gladstonians or the official Whigs if Mr. Gladstone should desert them, and the Moderate Liberals, who would cling to Mr. Goschen and Mr. Foster, and who all ...

... what I ought to do. Only one duty ia clearly marked out before inn, and that is, to atay in. Would any oompiomiae with the Whigs assist this end? A stern*. ront to tbe Nationalists and a vigorous coercive programme might gain as -ufficient support in this ...

... Correepondont, *till more frura private soaroes, that are ou the eve of mor* formidable strike against rent than have ever yet e-cn Whig principle* have always cce favourable to the policy of redressing curixiitly with carrying out the law, and for tbi* 1 cordially ...

... The line of cleavage in the Liberal party no means between Moderates and Radicals. Mr. Gladstone has converted some of the Whigs, and of the support of Radicals like Mr. John Morley he was already secure. But great numbers of both moderate Liberals and ...

... Morley ; and the Liberals, also, j would appear to have two sub-sections in their j ranks—the Gladstonians or tbe official Whigs if I Mr. Gladstone should desert them, and the Moderate Liberals, who would cling to Mr. | Goschen and Mr. Forster, and who ...

... playing cards only in respect of the court cards, which portray with mora or less fidelity the leading members of the Tory, Whig, Radical, and Home Rule members. Cairo. —We recommend connoisseurs of Egyptian cigarettes to try those recently imported direct ...

... Church Temporalities Commission, published in & series of uooontradicted letters in widrlvcirculated j urr.il, “The Northern Whig, and afterward* reprinted Messrs. F. D. Finlay and Sen, of Belfast, I find tbs following From tithe.*.—Aggregate government ...