... people from being partisans, they should try to make them honest and judicious partisans, make Tories good Tories, and Whigs good Whigs, and Radicals good Radicals. This principle should run into religious controversy also, and Church history afforded ample ...

... the wounds are now completely healed up. will be out of here in a few days anil get to work,which - V V,V »V FCCTF IRTL WHIG is already promised me. lam going to reside sister's, Mrs Ballmer, 26, Grimsby lane Market place, Hull. If you wish to use ...

... nothing, but afterwards lamented his melancholy position the following pathetic words : I have consistently supported the Whigs all my life —I believe I called the only Liberal Bishop—and now in ray old age they have sent canon who does not know spades ...

... June before. I gave bim account of the Parliamentary situation. His gent al view was. that we above r.ll to avoid putting our Whig friends into any difficulty by making them appear to playing a Tory game. must keep aa clear as possible o! any Home Rule alliance ...

... he declared himself content with Land Purchase and Local Government, to thereby dish tho Gladstonians as Lord dished the Whigs, but in such case tho Unionists can receive no active aid from Mr. PARNELL. They can outer into alliance with him or his fol'owers ...

... one whan feelings of personal ssntimaat shoald thrown aai ...

... have so often disgraced its sittings have rendered impossible to give it that title any longer. We sigh for the good old days Whig and To>y, when there were only two parties in the House, both of them honest in their own convictions, and discussing them ...

... well content to bear the intended aspersion, but are sorry that cannot return the compliment by calling Mr. Wintkbbotham a Whig, or least a Liberal Unionist I Cheltenham, however, while being quite content to be left out in the cold- that is,without ...

... ago; and a son, a lieutenant in the navy, was lost at sea between 30 and 40 years ago. The late Dean was in politics advanced Whig, and religious opinions a Broad Churchman. Sir Charles Edward Dodsworth, Bart, died on Thursday week, Thornton Watlass, near ...

... Kilmansech, whom George made Countess of Darlington. The family were gradually reaping the reward of their steady adherence to Whig principles ; but did not take a prominent part in public life either in the Georgian or Victorian era. The third F.arl of ...

... interested ; hut barriers to the recognition the union seem insurmountable, lie is strong Jacobite, while she is of a staunch Whig f'mily; further, brother has determined to move for a bill of divorce order to sever all connection with a rebel. Clancarty ...

... Methuen, who sat in Parliament for Wiltshire for many years, and who was long one of the most influential county members on the Whig side. Paul Methuen was made peer on the occasion of the Queen's Coronation. He had been beaten for North Wilts, in 1837, by ...