... gmt’lpufiel of the State were divided into the ranks of Tories and Whigs, and when on the flank of the Whigs there waas growing up that Radical strength which event. ually burst up the Whig camp itself and assamed the position of a political party upon that ...

... coincidence, has fallen to Lord Carysfort, who for many years was Mr. Hume-Dick’s perpetual Whig opponment. In those days the stalwart lord of Humewood kept the Whigs out of the second seat for the county by an ingemious combinam Roman Catholic and Protestant ...

... become & little mixed) : * Oh, yes—naturally | —asyone can Bée at a glance that there is no sign of a wig—(of course she meant «Whig’) about you, Sir Brutus.” (From “Judy.”) Ar AvorEEr “Ar HOME.”—YOUNG GENTLEMAN: “Yes, when I'm out I always walk in the centre ...

... took ome, two, three to Ireland. ’l’ho House of Lords, backed by the years, to think, to weigh the thing, to judge whether Whigs in the House of Commons—the men who now 1t was right and practicable. At the end of that call themselves Liberal Unioniats ...

... COUNTY PAPER, BATURDAY. MAY 31, 18960. throughout the length and breadth of England, that after all the old party antagoniem of Whig and Tory was not the best antagonism : that standing b‘y.llfg very easily and considerably improve upon those who were supporting ...

... allnded to the success with which they had conducted the administration. He hg;ed the result of the coalition would bind the old Whigs and the modern Tories, and that they would form a strong phalanx against the aggreesion of that restless and revolutionary ...