... by Thomas Dogget, old actor of celebrity, who was so attached to the Brunswick family that Sir Richard Steele called him ' a Whig up to the head and ears.' In the year after George I. came to the Throne Dogget gave a waterman's coat and silver badge to ...

... Requires no needle or thread. After passiug the Studs through the cloth, s pressure ►y hand is only required to fasten them, Whig never come off in use. 'fravelleri, Bachelors. Farmers. Mechanics, and Lobo lnvelnsWe :nets. Wholesale Houses sad Shippers ...

... leaseholders, and which give to the courts the power of revising judicial rents. Against both these proposals both Tory and Whig peers warmly inveighed when the bill was in Committee in the House of Lords, and the few peers who discerned the political ...

... life, could not well be imagined. suppose we must conclude that the military clique, who are strong in these matters, the Whigs ia the Cabinet, and the / Mall, worked up tho Gladstone Government of 1880 to their undoing. Never was a well-meant blunder ...

... vote. We have the Irish vote to - As we are polling just about the figures of tBB5, it follows that we have 10.4 abut as many Whigs we have gained Irishmen. Under the old franchise this would have been fatal. Under the new franchise, we can adord to shed ...

... that he wasn't quite so bad • certa in of his reputed companions I Dever thought be was), so he has to the leader of the local Whig for what is in effect a certificate of (barter and has got it—to the purport that k was apiasta split in the party and thought ...

... incarnation of all evil. It does not much matter what the Tory votes for, or how shadowy are the lines that divide him from Whigs. It suffices that be is a Tory. That is Sir George Trevelyan's mental habit from his youth up, and he has not the force of ...

... too great to incur since the 1 -’ far gone.—Colonel Fludyer said Mr. Thomas simply been turned out of that Board J csg»a the Whig member* of it. . Thomas hod gone Mr. Peters (the clerk) *h' and told him mistake made in signing the ' paper, and bad amply ...

... the sun to set upon the British Empire. has led them into the Tory lobby, when healthy Liberal instincts, or even Plain 'Whig Principles, would have dictated an opposite course. The great danger of bad company is the moral deterioration which it engenders ...

... efts decreased the Liberal vote not only proportionally but • dee The advanced Liberal candi- 7 actually polled more votes Ise Whig lordling did in 1885. It i me to the balance of parties in a would, with the Parnelhtes, tary majority over the Tones as y ...

... over before the beginning of next Session as it is reported he will do, he would take him twenty, or perhaps thirty, of the Whigs who already habitually vote with the Government. But this Parliament will not last for ever. There must come the d}y of dissolution ...

... before the beginning of next Session as it is reported he will do, he would take wi.h him twenty, or perhaps thirty, oi the Whigs who already habitually vote with the Government. But this Parliament will not last for ever. There must come the d y of dissolution ...