... mountain home, and to sport with the tornado and the double-engised steamboat. Me vacillate ! The idea is preposterous ! Be wHig 1 he cricd, in a voice surcharged with anguish. If you refuse me I shall die ! But the heartless girl refused him. That ...

... great Interest appeared to attach to the aim. Tits evidence taken on Saturday was reed °err, and air Eiddinan wished to add Whig evidence that Poesy was in the shop one hour before °issuing time. The bey unlocked the dodr to cl-an oat t shop. - Pin. Moore ...

... you.— You need't be—l've voted. SIR ROBERT PEEL, on the occasion of a ministerial fish dinner, after he had ousted the Whigs, gave as a toast, May we keep their plaices without their flounders. THE chief magistrate of an English borough reoently ...

... from South Somerset. With the exception of one gentleman, who called himself a Liberal, but whom he should describe as a good Whig, no one from South Somerset spoke. There was not even a Tory member from the county of Somerset present. All the speakers were ...

... gloried in the fact that Her Majesty's Unionist Government was able to emblazon on its banner the grand words which the great Whig party abrogated to itself—peace, retrench. ment, and reform. (Applause.) The foreign policy of the Ministry had given them ...

... putting a Liberal Ministry in power—a Liberal Ministry not such as they had had in days gone by, alloyed by a great deal of Whig with little Radical, but a rare, good, honest Radical Ministry, which would think something more about the interests of the ...

... There were many things which the late Conservative Government did that he thoroughly approved, but had it not been for the old Whig party—it was called Liberal nowthe Conservative party would not have brought in the measures which it passed with so much credit ...

... in length. The circumstances, he explains, are these :—A member of the Reform Club (belonging, I take it, to one of the old Whig families) has a relative whose hair reaches the aforesaid length : and he asked me to try and find out whether this is, in ...

... Salisbury seemed always anxious to bring them into conflict with the Commons, and now that the restraining influence of the Whig; had been withdrawn by their being absorbed in the stagnant pool of the Tory swamp, the result was likely to be momentous. ...

... that' faloiss and persons of unsound mind were associated rq dislunigic!ttlon the female sex. (Laughter) THE DUKE DEVONSHIRE, Whig was received with prolonged cheering, said they were assembled that main at s wary intersettag tiros, it ...

... father was Prime Minister during the Reform era between 1830 and 1834 The late Earl was in early life awseiated with several Whig and Liberal Administrations. He was Under Secretary for the Colonies during biz fuller's Govern- ment, then because Under Secretary ...

... life than rmerly, and some of those he saw before him would come into that life viewing politics not from the old point of Whig or Tory, but of shewing how best they could raise the condition of the people. He sometimes feared that there would he in the ...