... as “possessing “the finest head I ever saw—the only one which I would choose for Aristides,” he was one of the staunchest Whigs who ever in the Huuse of Commons; and, although that arty was out of ower during almost the whole pericd in whic! he was a ...

... like many of his less known compeers, was a freeman of the company. Until quite recent years the Fishmongers' was a markedly Whig guild. The members were all of that political persuasion, and the honorary freemen were nearly every instance holders of Liberal ...

... prove but “a mystic symbol of power,” but it soon became apparent that she had views of her own. If she took the advicé of her Whig Ministers readily it was because she agreed with them. As a matter of fact, the Queen exhibited considerable zeal as a reformer ...

... had got into power, and that if died a Whig Bishop would be appointed in his place Tho old Bishop immediately called out, “Bring me the brandy, being quite willing take brandy or anything else to keep the Whig out. (Ijaughter.) The Tories did not like ...

... make “No Popery” cry the foundation their Covernmentof Ireland. They left that to good Tories like Salisbury, to recreant Whigs like the Duke Devonshire, and to nerverted Radicals like Mr. Chamberlain. The Duke of Devonshire recently laid it down that ...

... who for many years shared with George Augustus Selwyn, the celebrated wit and humourist, the representation of this ciby. The Whig candidate was Mr. Henry Howard, the owner of Thornbury Castle, and he was opposed by a Gloucester man, Mr. John Pibb, solicitor ...

... arter, the city, Mr. R. Bransby Cooper unsucerssfully o Gloucester in the Tory cause, he being defeated | in the Edward Webb (Whig), ef Norton Court, At the ade to Election of 1518 be was opposed by Captais of bis and Captain Berkeley, but be and Captsin ...

... Saturdays excepted, when they leave Sharpness at 10.30 - o'clock the Morning. The splendid new Saloon Steamers Wave and Lap- ' whig are fitted with separate Ladies' Cabin. N.B.— Passengers leaving Gloucester by the 10.30 : a.m. and p.m. Boats may go as far ...

... lieen scored up, and the time had come when it had to be liquidated. (Cheers.) The situation had been greatly aggravated by the Whig sacession in the House of Commons. It did not matter much, for with every election the number of Liberal Unionists diminished ...

... there is not much margin allowance for defections or mistakes. They are confronted by a compact phalanx embracing offended Whigs, recreant Radicals, and unmitigated Tories, combined by a common bond of hatred to the Liberal leader because of his Liberalism ...

... went in str^ too d M L 1 ' organisation, and two years l co tl.» n . to' Labour candidate ever heard l Jvote* Lanark. Both Whig and Tory and nail, aud polled less *„d f tW Five years ago he began to .{, c t Congresses, Mr. Broadhurst and {Qt t W old ...

... worker while at work. He was glad to see that the energetic and young editor of the ’‘Daily Chronicle” had been ’*going the Whig- and Tories, the wolves in sheep’s clothing—the kidney who told the working-men tljat they should not have their liberty of ...