... and disturbing combinations were possible in the steady days when Radicals were not officially known in Parliament, while Whigs and Tories were only occasionally agitated by acute differences, they cannot certainly be neglected nowadays, when almost any ...

... Ireland aud the other Archbishop. Although the two differed iv politics, lis (Lord Plunket's) grandfather he ng a determined Whig, and the Archbishop ot York's grandfather a stanch Conservative, they were the best of friends to the end. At the present time ...

... TEE SHIP WHIG UTS COMPANY. * The Master, Colonel A. Ti. Cook, and Wa'deos of the Si.i|iwiij;iits' Con. pany entertained the Lord Mayor and Sneiiffs and a distinguishetl gathering at a b.in.jiu-t last nigi.t in Merchant Taylors' Hall. The giie-ts included ...

... had to go back to the depressing days of 1880, when he had to beg almost on public platforms some word of recognition from a Whig place-hunter, he would go back cheerfully to the situation of those days, confident that it would take him le3_ time to fight ...

... s. c .mp'ic-ted, and difficult to ■ -i. ur- so n any (iiticreiit pai tie--, rejoicing I ■■ v■■' .. i.au «•.. Tiicre are the Whig\ ami ■ .. I 1 :'>u.te«-«. ...

... in excellent condition. MESSRS. . 1'EKSALL will SELL, hy AUCTION, near Albert gate. Hyde-park, on MONDAY, June 2. th. folk-whig HORSES the Property of the Oliieersof the 19th (Princess ol Wales's Own) Hussars, and sold in consequence of the regiment being ...

... of the nature of the works on which this money was ex- pended. We are, no doubt, at this time quite safe from the follies of Whig administration in the famine period, when millions were spent in making roads to mountain tops and other places where no one ...

... since little mischief was attempted, and men were taught to know that there was something more in the character of a Whig, than implicit loyalty to the House of Hanover. At this time Charlemont tried his hand at public speaking, and to his extreme ...

... com- plete introduction of party Government into Japan, because there was no such thing as a division of the population into Whigs and Tories, or even into Liberals and Conservatives. In this model country None was for a Party, And all were for the State ...

... especially that there was great energy in the attack. Let us keep this quality, said he, ?? it is the good one. The left whig of the Bth Corps was at the village of Montsaon, and the right at the farm of St. George's Wood, on the borders of the forest ...

... 1877 Lord Beaconsfield in- vited Mr. Smith to join the Cabinet as First Lord of the Admiralty a few voices, chiefly of the old Whig Party, were heard here and there commenting on the cynical tendencies of the Tory Premier. On the other hand, the great bulk ...

... Lord Hartington was entertained by the Liberal Union Club, and those who entertained him were proud of the name of Whig?, but the old Whigs always, whether they . weie opposed to the Irish or not, made it a point to speak j I with respect, of the Irish ...