... by coinetdenee, has fallen to ord Caryatat, who for many yeara Mr. Hume-Dick’a perpetual Whig opponent. In thoee day* cb« •taiwart lord Hamewood kept the Whigs out of the second teat for the county an ingenious combination of Roman Cathoßo and Proteatant ...

... 1, and Bulwer, but plve vott-s. whilst his opponent This snat he ;»g*in unsucces** tms year, his speech being . attack the Whigs, thn* ide of the staunch it Radical* contested Wycombe, thi* i was ag «iu defeated, and aftffitnton the .-anDe principle, b* ...

... a balance now due fully contoAted the year, his speech beW ?ta of —The l!ov. Ali'Obu remarkable for violent nttaok on the Whigs, Dawes proposed the adaption of the top-irt, ranging the .Ida of the etMOth that the debt would be « of that tine. Yet again ...

... inflexible pollUoal prioetolm wrote Park, which la alao iaecmtmvanUoo of ftehye-laws. ■' A |oka of Jekyll or aono sUasch oil whig, Stmm: The atwata ham bran oompfstad la never hii priudplm wto Curtis, Cross, sad AvsoueJoads, Now Soathga e.— Sir jomph wa* ...

... afternoon, Thomas Cook, East Barnet, was driving hie pony and cart along Lyonsdoao-road, New Barnet, tbe pony stumble i, thro whig him oat on to hii head. Luckily, however, only sustained slight injuries. Self-denial.- A special thanksgiving eerviea was ...

... parties were in aoeord with the principles of the league. Now, bowevtr. there was tbe Unionist party, which representei the Whig party, and also the O.adatonite party, tbe latter of which did not adopt tha principles of tbe leMQ« ...

... Liberal Unionist*. lines ran foil av. and to *pply them to the they *’ Are neither fiab. nor flesh, nor good red ksrrta*. Nor Whig*, Tories they, nor this, nor that, birds or bea t*, but jo« a kind bat, A twilight animal, true neither cause. With T«ry wing* ...

... Georgians Duchess of Devonshire. The Howards of that generation were all more or less notable. Hie eldest son was prominent Whig leader and a man of highly cultivated mind, who was one of Macaulay’s most intimate friends. One daughter was the famous Duchess ...

... pa i-on with i edger. Tbry with punt out that failing thin being done it i- impossible have etheimt audit. By Order. TH IS. WHIG-IT. Secretary. Barnet November, IDb, 1892. ...

... aba lurried in IMb. elght jaar. after the death her firet huaband. Load Kerijf, am of Htair, Load Lanadowna. the wall-known Whig atau— the present marquis. Lad? Kerrr la tba Lord Bernbunmgh. la aingolar the heir and hsirrea to the tilTea Lord and Losd ...

... December. The diviuen resolution war 2t« foe Oovernrnut. 301 against it. Tbs remit nsigaatloD of IuTD-hy. A mmlitlo. umpoMd of Whigs PaaUUa wu thn fanaod by the Earl of Abardaen, both Ceomrvatirs aad Liberal mtaeniae wan promised. pc«grsmmt Blainly showed ...

... undoubtedly the gnat player of tbt of Glasgow. Hit father was for several years the tide and on Tuesday last, Scarborough, Whig member for Dumbartonshire, and one of in bumpy wicket, preceded by uncle* sat for Glasgow for 10 year*. Colonel Dennisgcod ...