... Each reform that had been passed during that period had driven out a number ot the Whigs, as the people became more Liberal. There had always been a minority of Whigs among the Liberals to dealt with. Only by the Liberal party could the land and other ...

... politician. When only 25 years of age he was young whig in the National ConTentioo which nominated General Taylor for the Presidency in 1848. And again in 1852 he was a member and secretary of the last Whig Conrention, which nominated (Sneral Scott. He was ...

... Shortneaa of Breath, Coptiveneas. bcurvey and Blotches And just in the Keel Tullochgorum Whig and Tory the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams, and ■ill united, so Whig and Tory to-night had united to all Nervous and Trembling Sensations, «e. first oouiilenanee ...

... because they were not sufficiently earnest in carrying out Radical doctrines, because they leaned too much the official and Whig element in the party —the element which claims all the offices and docs little of the work. Had electoral reform, for instance ...

... hablo from pure Toryism and class rule. That has always been the danger with Unionism, which should never have allowed the Whig element, as Mr. Chamberlain has allowed it, permeate and even dominate the core of healthy Radicalism which stood oat against ...

... 1893. Suitings cut to any length to suit Customers. All sent carriage paid. Wokks OKTII MILL, IJA^ICK. R M o_y A L. . E . WHIG H T Begs to intimate that he has removed from 11 Argyle St. to those handsome and commodious premises at the and hopes, careful ...

... Countess, I have actually brought down that wary old bird. v> , , ~ If the Whig candidate for the Presidency should be elected, Mr. Lyttleton Locke will be a member of the Whig cabinet, as Attorney-General. That would suit me very well. I could always ...

... blurted out the opprobrious epithet, “The Forty Thieves.” It stuck for many years. In the West the Auld Liehts were called Whigs, elsewhere Tories; but of late years none of those names has had any significance whatever, and they have been dropped. And ...

... teetotaller. In politics he was a Liberal, but of somewhat uncommon type, his principles being as much opposed to those the Whig peers as to those the Tory party. With Mr. Shaw Lefevre represented the borough of Reading Parliament from 1878 to : but electing ...

... see you.”—“ You need't be—l’ve voted.” Sir Robert Peel, on the occasion of ministerial fish dinner, after he had ousted the Whigs, gave as toast , “ May we keep their plaices without their flounders.” The chief magistrate of an English borough recently ...

... Above all else she would have missed. It was on Sunday afternoon To have her quiet game at whist Close to the window, when the Whigs Were gravely passing from the Kirk, And some on foot and some on gigs, Would stare at her unhallowed work: She gloried in her ...

... based rather scatter-brained philanthropy, and cut down to suit the views of landlords like Lord Salisbury and /ai's.-ezfaite Whigs like the Duke Devonshire, is hardly promising development. It contrasts in particular with Sir William Harcourt’s effective ...