... women and children, the men with staves in their hands walking by the side ; the wide straggling flocks, each division folio whig its appropriate guardian; the black goats, the white sheep, the tawny buffalo cows, with the calves following or led by the ...

... from the third Ministry of Mr. Gladstone, and their abstention was explained on the ground that the one was, after all, only a Whig of the hereditary kind, and that the other, albeit the greatest of modern Radicals, had grown old-fashioned. But no such absurd ...

... - of famine and agrarian outrage. Appalling ?? tin- Famine of 1848, and shocking as was the ; ,- ?? g which characterised Whig efforts to alle- y ■.. ; .. noMl.ief, all reasonable men felt that the : ?? ?? emigration which then set in was the best f ...

... 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 ...

... heart of the nation was as full of euterpri-e as m the days of Drake, and before another bundled years had come round, and the Whigs and niidule- class Liberals had settled how Colonic* wore to be got rid of, we found the English flag waving over a Colonial ...

... the strong dislike of his constituents i for the moderate measures of Parliamentary j reforms which were brought in by the I Whigs, he was obliged to content him- j self with a seat for the borough of Malton, | then almost in the gift of his friend and relative ...

... Unionists of the Birmingham type, such as jj r . George Dixon, may often be seen sitting immediately behind the Government, while Whig Unionists, such as the Cavendishes, sit as a rule below the gangway. ln the House itself, in the division lobbies, in the ...

... f modern life from his own pen. Aliss Jessie Millwatd has returned to town after her trip to the Ciuary Islamis. Tiie New Whig will re:ic'i itsone hundred an-i fiftieth pertormaiice on T.mrday. In conseijueiice of its .ucceae in London, Ah. KJouin has ...

... indications of the sym- pathies which Disraeli and Bright exhibited in the prosecution of their common end, thejdishing of the Whigs. Thereare rumoursof unexpected conferences between the Tory leader and the Radical orator. As the heat of the struggle over ...

... the eyes of his liege lady, also a little by its worth as a hiding place, Lochinvar, suspected of sym- pathy with the wild Whigs of the hills, has sought refuge in the guise of an under tjardener. Tliree years later the lovers are to meet in sterner scenes ...

... Corea. Politicus contributes some comments on the Duke of Devonshire's career under the title The New Mayor and the Old Whigs, and forms a high estimate of his future. There is a sketch of A Forensic Judas— Leonard M-NaUy, by Mr. Swift Macneill ; ...

... present exist. Some of those I see before me will ; come into public life, viewing politics not from tiie old j point of view of Whig and Tory, or whatever it may be, but with the anxiety of showing how best they can raise the common condition of the people ...