... affair has caused a great local sensation. The head of the unfortunate man Cook was almost severed from the body. Tbekmfe wig whig the crime was committed was found oa a table dose tbe bed. Cook was seen sharpening ...

... one common, benevolent purpose, the sympathy and good-will of otherwise conflicting forces. ** Home Radicals, Liberals.” ••Whigs,” •‘Tories,” Gladstonians,” ” Unionists,’’ and the followers of ** Lord Salisbury And here outlet for their unbiassed philanthropy ...

... (told, business, lands, and houses. Interest for money lent The miser, like cast that mouses. Seeks per cent. The tUfeeman. Whig or Tory. Who makes of word* hi* trade. Win* hi* •mail place of glory Poor bargain ha* made The pricst—of aeltiali wlshe*- Who ...

... ■teUHMi years of his life Sydney Smith, who rebuilt and greatly enlarged the rectory, and improved the grounds. Most of the Whig magnates and nearly all the literary celebrities of the day were guests Combs Florey when Sydney Smith lived there, and the ...

... - (.rand same for Burnham. Burnham team ; &T becks, J. E. Heed ; lalf-becks, w Puddy. W. Worsen. F. Press; forwerds—right whig F. Baker, a Merriott; centre, d. Dunn; left wring. C Armetrong, P. Keets, Weston tewm not to w--q The first teem meet Wells ...

... on the steep, bhe was perfect ease if in deep sleep. Though others surpass her in sseetn'ts of note. Yet nobly looks on the whig or afloat, at. Catherine's huge rock, to me It was door. 1 [xused through its heart while the current was there; I passed tlt ...

... might shout for such an invention, which even the Kereids need not despise. once sarcastically referred to certain Bathing W(h)igs,” but they were another sort. Net even the most adventurous Tory could steal the clothe* * of our latter day Bathing Wigs ...

... contested Westminster against Mr John Stuart Mill. Originally, b said, Liberal politics, Smith was looked down upon by the Whig magnates who controlled the Liberal party In the Palmerstonlan era, and who declined to receive Urn within the charmed circle ...

... which is associated also with Dorothy Boyle, sad _wtth Georgina, Duchess Devonshire, and all her brilliant ontwnporariea the Whig party. IV.. the Queen and Prince Albert, the Emperor Nicholas, and the Emperor Napoleon and the Empress Eugenie, are only few ...

... upon and pursued the labour and bore the risks it involved with singular courage, energy, and prudence. Though waa an ardent Whig—ardent and advanced; and though 1 was equilly an ardentand perhaps obstinate—Tory of the oldest type, I became—for love the ...

... to restrain the defendant# from disposing of the goods. The defendant. Coatee, denied having wrongfully seised the furnitai* whig. .he ssid. her. sod she counlerclsimed hecsoJeidsuiuff Mured quit .bouse ot which was leusnt will under her. Flsimifi denied ...

... however, class amongst which their services might of good. Amongst the Liberal party there waa great number of old-fashioned Whigs—people who, having once Joined tbe liberal party, did not like to leave it. These could not bring their minds to graduate in ...