... Glardnuer, in replymuc, said the toast was aseo- ?? with a great historic party. It was over two centuries ago since the names of Whig and Tory were originated. In conpiaratively recent yead I they were changed to Conservative and Liberal, end while the Congeivative ...

... himself, as a t Liberal Unionist asad a Whig he was perfectly ! insatisfied with what the present Government j li had dose. He thought they were prepared i z to carry out such a. course s'f legislation I i as the old Whig party would have been 19 I delighted ...

... workers, or giving further deciding work to the tieing competitors. Don’t forget that with the result of this and the folk)whig Competition will he sent full particulars the great House Prize, which will bring the winner a*t income for life. Just fancy ...

... connected witth the working classcs who would help if: they ony esaw the practicability of it; but the rogues of politiciza8, Whigs and Tories, whe sit at Westminster, the political 'iccsnuimte, the great employers of isabour, and the great land- lords had ...

... There isa strong Radical, Proreavo Socialistic party in Belgium also, but there! are no Whigs, The late King Leopoldi] was perhaps the nearest approach to al Whig which theo country has produced ; but he never succeeded in acelimatis., ing or founding ...

... leaped a cat upon the stage. A rigid Tory present observed friend, an honest Whig, “That this made good the old proverb of cat’s privilege to look a king. ’ Yes,” replied the Whig, with small gravity, ” and very good king, too.” Ay,” replied the Tory, mimicking ...

... curtain proceedings iu the i: Hl Law Courts to which we can only make oblique It ilU allusion very much in the ame way as the Whigs tV an regarded Lord Melbsraor'e misfortunes when that 64 y staeUmX was put in a somewhat similar sr positi Mr Psesnel is one ...

... y, the ancenet Barony of Camnoys, created in 12614, and d. was called to the House of Lords in 1839. He wras a la staunich Whig, and his grandson, the present peer, 'at was a Lord-tn'Wailiing, in Mir Gladstone's late be Guvernment. Edmuand, Archbishop ...

... Gladstone found salvation on the s Irish question there was a strong Whig l element in the House of Lords; but now, 19 at the bidding of the heir of the House of M Cavendish, the Whig Peers have gone over I to the enemy, and there is a mere hand- ful of ...

... ement of 1885, which added two h millions to the electorateof the country, it had been b found that respectable and solid Whigs, who at one u time were well abreast of the Liberal party, had n fallen very much behind, and were a drag upon the wheels of ...

... defect tionn that had taken place in the Liberal party, bhu he clamned that it would have been a great nilsfortunt if the old Whig party had kept together. They might have stopped the coach of progreso. He had a grea respect for ma'nyof the Unionists, as ...

... BroadfIrd, Gilconoaton Terrace, amd Leadaide Road), T1'tsl cases, 60. wIR A over Conti hour of at menl of ve bour Ban- siob whig likel the I bad the day serr muoi ing i City blew the I Woin befot The due arriv some Aboi morr Ranl port. Tl W. on from earz ...