... frequently in recent years been adopted in several of our Australian colonies. There had been a considerable amount of reversion to Whig ideals. The WhiKs, wbo had gone over about 1385 and had become the least advanced members of the present Cabinet, had unfortunately ...

... Wynn was the only surviving son of the Right Hon. Charles Watkin Williams Wynn, of Pentrego, Secretary for War in Lord Grey's Whig Ministry of 1830; hia mother was a daughter of the late Sir Foster Cunliffe, Bart., and he was born in 1822. He was educated ...

... Williama (afterwards Judge), Mr Henry Richards, and others whom the people choose to represent them instead of the Tory and Whig members. Be- fore this time tbe landlord andthe aristocrat in Wales went to Parliament by virtne of long custom and a sort ...

... uncle to the pre- sent Duke of Westminster. Educated at West- minster and at Christ Church, he entered the House of Commons as Whig member for Snaftsbury in 1822, a seat which he held for four years. From 1826 to 1847 he represented the city of Chester, and ...

... strides. But no wonder. Times are too good. Quality and not quantity is the order of the day for our local company. Be you Whig or Tory. A cry of the long, long ago. Whatever quality the Unionist candidate may be lacking in, indomitable pluck cannot ...

... stand and gase beneath those yew trees hoary, That shade tne graves where silent, side by side, In peace repose contentious Whig and lory. For ever freed from politics ami pride. Now Iv good folk have sought the arms cf Morpheus, 1 homeward, like the ploughman ...

... thoy are prepared to givo him a blank cheque. This ia why a definite pro- gramme is essential. At present tho remnant of the Whigs that stiil clung to the Party, when the Duke of Dovonshire and others seceded, are playing a desperate game to impose themselves ...

... its sum- mit speaks of the fact to all whom it may concern, as well as to the staunch Unionist principles of this scion of a Whig house, which lost him the representa- tion of the county at last year's election. A long walled terrace runs along the principal ...

... on TQ esday at Hawick-hall, Northumberland. The late earl, who was 92 years of age, was m early life associated with several Whig and Liberal Administrations. He is succeeded by his nephew, Mr Albert Grey, formerly one of the members for Northumberland ...

... question, and during this some lively interruptions took place, the Father of the VUlage emphatically wishing to know Be yon a Whig or a Tory? occasioning much laughter. Mr Pennant himself thought arbitration was the proper course to take on this subject; ...

... known, being Second Wrangler, first Smith's Prizeman, and in the first clasa of the Classical Tripuß. He was always a strong Whig, and although nature intended him for a student, the State made him a Duke. He waa a model landloid, and the support he gave ...

... the general sense of the difference between right and wrong.' This is the view of Lord Selborne presented by the venerable Whig statesman. There is a poetical justice about it. This ia just tbe language which Lord Selborne delights to address to his former ...