... was lost to England because the Liberals were divided by the Court Whigs leaving the true party, and the Liberal Unionists of to-day were doing work similar to that of those Court Whigs. THE POSIMASTER•GENERAL AT BEDFORD. The Postmaster-General, 'pealing ...

... the Liberals, but especially of the Whigs. It was a noble thing on the part of Burke and Fitzwilliatn, and the other secedi , rs from Fox, that not all their horror of France could make them untrue to Ireland. The Whig party after the schism remained, for ...

... who led the Whigs, moved that the resolution should be expunged from the Journals, and this was adopted by a similar and practically unanimous vote, though the House at that time comprised less than 200 supporters of Peel and over 450 Whigs. There is one ...

... densely thronged. The start was fined fte o'clock, but half an hour before that time the leg increased and the wind died away to Whig; there being hardly sufficient to float a mesa This state of things caused keen disappointaast, bat nevertheless on board the ...

... liberty, would be the quarter from which would proceed opposition which would not fail to be fatal to those clauses, which any Whig in 1776 or 1795, or 1818, would rather cut his right band off than assist in passing. (Cheers.) He bad insisted on the necessity ...

... Ministers, Spencer Perooval, whose life he has written. But he has himself reverted to the original Walpole politics, and is a Whig, or rather a Liberal of a more advanced type than modern I A - higgism represents. His sympathies, as they are disclosed in ...

... USTRALI.A BY sTEANtEkt, Ilts. IR. RTRKEIT. TRAINING COLUMN, • Wseamter, tbs. Rent. the Iftriost Patrosage HMI hi kJ MITT TIM Whig. for Tatman Tashi Gentlemen to become °Mom la RerdiatlM The (mem gime annually °old Nodal and esdotelip 111.1 . .; tie Admiralty ...

... Government of this country. He deplored it, especially on the ground that whether they called themselves Liberals, Radicals, or Whigs, Unionists or Separatists, or by any other name which political jargon or political cant had invented to separate and divide ...

... cerise the Trinity Home sertifieste was withheld wee alleged to be the elewetica of the Gowearseat, he the meat et war. per— Whig feasigews to pilot annoys vase* is British The use of Alfred Allen came vain before the megielesto at the London Mansion House ...

... been imposed on the whole meaty for mom. particular purpose; and it may be that the Devonshire men of those days objected to Whig conquered, and, hake their mild, gentle, and law-abictiog dementia oats now, were a fierce, stiff necked people. Totem and ...

... Machine for London. when I 'boll b e F i e to see you, and there is no doubt (with Ood'a mice) you will do better tban by ',Whig at boob What the Machine for London meant is not clear. It could scarcely have been the mail owe, these conveyances wore ...