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... WHIGS AND TORIES. On referring to Rapin's Ilistory of the Whig and Tory. written in 1716, we learn that these two parties were formed in the reign of Charles 1. The king's friends were called Cavaliers, which name was afterwards changed into that of ...

... ANCIENT WHIGS. Tbe horror experienced by tbe Grand Monarque at the thought of losing his ambrosial hair popularly supposed to have led to the invention of the periwig characteristic of our ancestors tho eighteenth oentnry. But although premature baldness ...

... A WHIG SURVIVOR. Porte«cue, celebrated Iris eightieth birthday vssteiday, is (says the Pall Mall Gazette) one of the few survivors the old Whig He sat for Plymouth in tbe forties, and tor in tbe fifties, and held office, 6rat, Lord the Treasury, and then ...

... WITH WHIG! IS INCORPORATED THR SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 88. 1895- acco * AND TES ▼ALT*; .•■Mart STBS* I BPBonata nxman » lct DTOxnto-Howag l«t. nwrßPiißrat ro» baij apicino wanted | I | >X^a&ag’?sL^ i *Sl*=!f i - 6 1 cmS- uistessss fisssasaisSSi Essssrs^te^ ...

... GEORGE 111 AND THE WHIGS. Mr, Marriott gave his lecture at the Grammar School on Thursday last, and treated Georgelll and the Whigs, George, said, was man of unblemished private character, of physical and moral courage and so English in his tastes that ...

... AN OLD WHIG STATESMAN. The Earl of Kimberley. whale mediation Korean questa. bar been accepted by Chum Japse.coere of an uld ;ring who have long been settled Nor, folk. had a long ' weer. to the title of Lord Wodeboom m Ime, he yam as our envoy to st ...

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... WHIG MORNING'S M the Mow. of Commons, lad eewitkii. the debate on the motion for tie mood reeding of the Elementary Education B il l w !warned, and Mr. Harftey'a aetead- Me•t dnclarunq that the measure was • wares of clangor to the enntutuattos of volissfitry ...

... LORD COLERIDGE AND THE WHIG SCANDAL In the gurael'a Bend, to-day, tie Lord Chief lodise cosophaaeGlN way in:whielt eats were piled up. The Theatber6ay th• vies 1,700 sepia of had has sods Wks only eve wars ustariaL Now ha had a also is whioli • kiss Douglas ...

... The Whig Strikes the Ale. piper oomprebensith of tbete two statement 4 11110V11 at once how unnecessary is the elaborate appal:dad with which most Aeronautic inventors b,ve cianibecA tbenctilves. It is to prophesy that the flying machine of the twentieth ...