... clearly understood Probably if her pol (ioa were to be Jefined at the present moment she might be classed as Whig-Unionist. Ehe began a Whig under Lord Melbourne, to whom she was infinitely indebted for political tuition and training. She remained Liberal ...

... great parties of the Stats were divided into the ranks of Tories and Whigs, and when on the flank of the Whigs there was growing that Radical strength which eventually burst the Whig camp itself and assumed the position of political party upon that aid* ...

... thia country during the laat two craturiw, who hare not ahaagod their opmiooi with the changing timaa. Walpole waa alwaya a Whig; but the irat William Pitt, the graatwt Foreign Minuter that England arar had, waa by tnrna the equivalent of modern Liberal ...

... other people’s ideas (laughter). Mr. Disraeli earned his spurs by telling the Tories that they had stolen the clothes of the Whigs while they were bathing (laughter and cheers). They had' recently been appropriating Radical ideas. Did not the Radicals prepare ...

... JUKES THEM. YENUS SOAP SAVES MONEY, LABOUR, AND TIME. YENUS SOAP OUTSHINES ALL OTHERS. YENUS SOAP NEVER FAILS IF DIRECTIONS, whig) WITH EVERY TABLET, ARE FOLLOWED. YENUS SOAP CAN USED IN THE ORDINARY WAY FOR ALL HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES. ONE TRIAL IS SUFFICIENT ...

... OUT OF THE SWING OF LIFE ; he is, in short, an ex-Liberal leader who lias become, too late in the day, a Whig Peer.” The same principles, we may observe in passing, may be applied to most of the Liberal Dissentients. Lord Hartington’s transference to ...

... Middleton Fl^ck BRITFORD \lP.—l2th AUGUST ‘l'liP Annual Letting and Sale of RAM LAMBS & from the Highly-hied Flocks of Profewnr Whig BISON. College of Agriculture, Downton. AFT DRAKE. BRITFdRD FAlR—l2th AUGUST Selections of RAM LAMBS from the Flocks **f Mr ...

... unity existing between the various Bible Classes and attribnted a great deal of the success of the Mission to that cans*. Mr. Whig let, in responding, said this was the moat difficult meeting he ever attended Barnard’s Cross; was altogether undeserving of ...

... Leader Dundee Advertiser, were represented ; and in Ireland the memorial had received the support of the Unionist Northern Whig, well of the Nationalist Freeman's Journal and Cork Examiner. Further, the memorial was supported by Mr. H. G. ftied, president ...

... ye-.i th,- pnldi. 'ns were doubled, and by 1-7 I Ihe country was ms w.-ll vac inal- .I it been I«. Tore or since, 'l ie- id! .whig table giv- tie; average annual -mnll p-x id - p.-r mil ioii living in . y.-ar permds is:}- 1 .'a . ...

... the more adranced party, comtnoaly known a* the Whigs, under whose influence the Hanoverian kings came to reign ia England. It was by no aseana certain that the accession of George L, backed by powerful Whig lords, would find favour throughout the country ...

... 1345, eigtt years after the death of her first hushand Lord Kerry, eldest son of Heory, 4th Lord Landsdowne, the -'.7; known Whig statesmau, T‘andmtmr of the present \ Marquis. Lady Kerry is a life danghter of the Ith Lor ! Bessborough. It is a singular ...