... principles of the nation throne hand, and progress on the other. When Lord was in their party he was not in the progressive whig, and now his programme was as poor aud sorry he couid jina ...

... “the base, bloody, and brutal Whigs.” And Mr. Potter predicted that if a Whig Gevernment was the result of the ensuing election, Mr. Parnell and his friends would apply stronger epithets if they could be found to the Whigs. This was the last election, ...

... far ahead of all competitors.—ln hoses Is 2s, and 3s. post free, S>'DF JK I and SON, Sandy. Tailor and Breeches maker. J. T. WHIG 16, Westgate Street, Gloucester. CITY OF GLOUCESTER. GRAZING LAND AT OVER. CORPORATION are prepared to receive OFFERS to RENT ...

... young lady with (natural) hair more than 6ft. 9in. length A member of the Reform Club (belonging, I take it, to one of the old Whig families) has a relative whose hair reaches the aforesaid length; and he has asked me to try and find out whether this is, ...

... with Malcolm in the latter half of the eleventh century; and the first baron received his peerage for steadily supporting the Whig party in the House of Commons wdien he represented North Wilts. Mr. Mark May hew, the new Progressive member trie London County ...

... the mouth of Lord Russell:—“ln the session of ISIfl, when Sir Robert Peel had proposed th« repeal of the Coro Law, meeting of Whig Peers was held at Lunsdowne House, Lord Russell (then Lord John) being present. One spoke after another in favour of throwing ...

... inconsistency possible with was the inconsistency of progressing backward?. There were certain people who used to be called Whigs, who preached finality in reform, and it seemed to him that in preaching that doctrine they preached their own funeral sermon ...

... bad third. 2.3O—STAND PLATE. White Wicg3 Mr. Abington 1 Commissary V. Barrett 2 King Deer F. Webb 3 Betting 4 to 1 on White Whigs, to agst King Deer, to 1 Commissary.—Won four lengths ; bad third. 3.O—BERKSIIIUF. PLATE. M. Cannon 1 Gone Coon G. Barrett ...

... therefore to be blamed for speaking in true praise of Sir Thomas More ? He (Mr. Shaw) had been called at different times, a Whig, a Tory, a Radical, a Socialist, and a Nonconformist; but bis aim always was to tell, in however poor a way, the troth as far ...

... Literary and Dftiatir.j Society, Mr. ,vi. 15. Len'i* m the chair, A. Lu ...

... Lord Salisbury seemed always anxious to bring them into conflict with the Commons, and now that restraining influence of the Whigs had withdrawn by their absorbed in the stagnant pool cf the Tory swamp the result was likely to momentous. HECKLING MR. BALFOUR ...

... bear on the Armenian question, the ez-Premier contented himself with the easy task of refuting the calumnies of the renegade Whig. But other and lees responsible persons could not help remembering that while Lord Rosebery’s Government was in power the Russian ...