... 'who sat in the high places and slew the saints of God. The tower where he re. sided for the most part when not dragooning Whigs into loyality or shooting men and drowning women is close at hand. It is of course a ruin, but not altogether neglected by ...

... 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 ...

... the whole fabric ot the Ecclesiastical Establishment. THE ELECTIONS. The Elections have resulted in a serious stalemate. The Whig-Radicals, ostensibly the stronger gathering, are practically impotent. The gallant 330 Liberals, even if they were united, ...

... have length become factor* future political calculation*. Tbt* I* tbe moat aipniheant fact, but it i» the only one. Tory and Whig journal* I may declaim against new j and make »port of the three aoree I and a cow,” but the aapiratioo which under j liea ...

... guarantees must be attained by other means, even if Parnellism is to he• left unsatisfied. 'I hot Mr. John Morley as frankly as any Whig or Tory when he says that concession to the Irish demands must be limited by considaotion, not only of net °nal safety, but ...

... certain to be taken up sooner or later. He ruuests that some new name should to chosen for the Conservative party which the Whigs and Moderate Liberals could accept, and which would induce them to army themselves under the banner of Constitutional liberty ...

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... of Sheba’s descendants, possibly comprised the Bedaween around Khartoum. The antithesis of the Augustan Administration, the Whig-Radical Cabinet under Mr Gladstone discredited the Empire by its policy of scuttle both in the Gars man tic Soudan and on the ...

... up to regard ths )ieerage with something like veneration. What will the Daisy League ladies have offer exchange To be sure a Whig Duchess might consort with wholesale dealer wife and cement the paity, but then their principles and practical necessities ...

... in the fact that, on that occasion, the members retained by the wions under the new political relonservatives or Nations- Whig or Liberal having honoured under the new But, notwithstanding have been a considerable returned to the House of Iladstenians ...