... Rh I~or - Sir Wlffati HaxRircourt has Opened ith t.he, tIm~Ie9;In- d da-y's-gone by, be use defin~ty t. ~at' ~it hi t~ a Whig.. 'A But le han ?? Loft. aalvati6n, and is a very Paul breathing fire ,nd vengeance., to all. those who d aio t accept the ...

... the general sense of the differ. - ence between right and wrone. This is the view of Lord Selborne presented by the venerable Whig statesman. There is a poetical justice about it. This is' just the language which Lord Selborue de- lights to address to his' ...

... subject as Home Rule to seek the assist- ance of that man who had always shown himself a strong and good Liberal, and a wise Whig which was the same now as a progressive Conservative.? Where was the wrong with regard to the tradition of the family of Eaton ...

... parties credence in third section (the speaker showing cartoon of Mr Gladstone placing on Shall my filled with care ’Cause the Whigs are so unfair they will not work with me They may Tories be for ! (great laughter) It was for him (Colonel Hunter) therefore ...

... whether or ne, naetbing-not even your grace'. smiles-would snak' me vote for one of the Whig chiels that killbd Prince Charley. About the time of this eleotion a Whig who owned many fishing boats Sent then to sea, in tbe hope that the Jacob- itea who formed ...

... admitted by his university to the degrees of B. and D.D, In political views, as need.hardly be said, he was a most pronnanoed Whig; this,'ddsbtless; it was which procured him the favour of King William IIf. In 1701, Bishop Humpbrie's of Bangor was trans- ...

... pobowestiwu yn ol ei fyrnpwy. Yr oedd ein meddylian ni draw yn y mynyddoodd, i .yn ngbaaol tawelwoh natur, lie nad oss Tori na Whig ye cloddio- trwodd, na mwstwr f politics yn hladrata heddwch a thaugnefedd i myfyrdodau dye Tra yr oeddwn yn ysgrifanu yr uchod ...

... ausawdd y byd g.wleidyddoL Nid anobeithiwn weled y dydd y bydd brwydrau qwleidyddol Prydain yn cael eu hymladd, nid rhwng na Whig a Thori, na, Radical a Cheidwadwr, na gwreng a bonedd, ond rhwng Grist ae anghrist. ...

... Duke’s jampaign as it would be next to to frame one at critical Count advised ' Duke so The great listened to the marquis ’Whig a he without impatience without without emotion He said will attack first 1 Bonaparte ?” Bonaparte” Anglesey Well” continued ...

... pledge to terrify Mr Tlie veteran leader to be threatened mutiny he declared his to adopt tactics thought best by tlie Welsh whig of tho Liberal army gave certain to tho method time of deal- with Welsh Disestablishment members for Principality were to in ...

... retirod from contest whereupon Sir Thomas Lloyd from the which hitherto rented candidature entered lists agsinst Mr Davies former Whig section and supported by the aristocracy— notably family while tbe latter tho the Liberal party result election : Lloyd Davies ...

... who nevor tlioir their boautil'ul Henley nover in tlio laws of successfully ancient created in I2il ealled to tho 1839 was Whig aud was Lord-in- Wailing in Mr Government 18:51 to havo nuns Au excooding culm fallon London aro cleauiug tho desortod of ...