... and bequests, inasmuch as provincial donors will feel that tley are bepefiting not only the metropolitan gallery or those in whi:g they are pertonally interested in the provinces and their own ime mediate neighbourhood, butsimilar institutions throughout ...

... cited b{ Mr. Macdonell, the Whig Government, just called to power, were not sorry, having been forced into the prosecution agunst their will. But in his slashing l‘pooeh of four and a-half hours’ duration, Cobbett attacked the Whigs as savagely as if they ...

... difficulties. His political professions, though consistent enough with his later career, were then offensive and alarming to Whigs and Tories alike. But he was determined to achieve popularity, or at least notoriety, and while he dressed so grotesquely as ...

... Newmarket, in the coverts of Knowsley, or in his library over a translation of Homer. He entered public life with the traditional Whig politics of his family, which, Mr. Kebgel remarks, influenced more or less to the last his relations with the country party ...

... side ; but, with guod old Whigs, I wished ‘the old elements of King, Lords, ang Commons to keep their well-balanced places in the adjustment and conservation of our nation’s liberties.’’ And a little later the ** good old Whig ”’ roundly proclaims himself ...

... failed to convince a jury of his innocence in a celebrated trial, it is notorious that he could not have continued to lead the Whig party. More recently we have seen a prominent and very able politician excluded from Parliament and from the hope of high place ...

... named Thomas, who, about 1824, started the Mawnchester Courier in opposition to the Manchester Guardian, thes the organ of the Whigs. On the death of the founders of the paperit passed into the hands of John and Thomas Sowler. Avother brother, Mr. Robert Scarr ...

... this principle that the struggle of parties in Congress occurs. The Republican party, inheriting the | traditions of the old Whig party, led by Henry Clay and Dauniel Webster, have always been committed to the policy of high protection, whilst the Democratic ...

... ** Life of Johnson '’ there is an accoun of & conversation in which the great doctor referred with less uw than usual $0 s Whig statesman, who was the Duke of Devonshire, and be said of N-Mbmuw sbove all men for a veracity. I we may say of his descendbm— ...

... of the Press, and for the mere elements of representative s:vmment., The Russian Nibilists ooly asked to-day for what the Whigs would have conceded 50 years ago, which the Tory democrat would not object to to-day, which the Radical would be disgusted ...

... many l cast-off garments among the needy. Considerable portions of Africa are bei I“ divided.” There are certain E‘.m in whi:g bone counters represent coin. The result will, |o( neceuiti;. be uncertain in such positions as those which are as yet untried ...

... cised a momentous influence on aflairs inl The sufferings of the common people from bigh Ircland. In July, 1794, the Portland Whigs ’ :vu:a an;ll fow lw:gea, {mn;hof']lfcsiit‘! o: thleir ltnudjoine ministrats - ords, their sub-tenants, ¢ agen! of absentees ...