... himself Louth landlord—proved stronger than his friendship. And now he gives a kind of solid strength to the band of titled Whigs who welcomed Home Rule beeanse it gave them the opportunity of revealing their real Toryism. Lord Carlingford is a septuagenarian ...

... addresses the Diocesan Conference, well in some published lectures St. Luke and Chronioles. politics the Bishop was moderate Whig. He gradually separated from Mr. Gladstone, as the latter mo Ted away from the old lines, and on the Home Rule question was ...

... agitation raged throughout the country and when Parliament met became known that the Government had DETERMINED TO DISH THE WHIGS granting more than had been proposed by them. It took two sessions to pass the Reform Scheme. Mr. Gladstone the outset had ...

... admits that the 44 Omagh calumnies were too much for him. As for the Independent, it fairly revels in the downfall of the Whig leader. Mr. Dillon, when the Nationolists formed an undivided party, enjoyed the eulogistic sobriquet of the 44 Bayard of ...

... between and the agents-provocateurs of Russia. (general (gossip. WHAT I WANT. I ii!»t born a Tory child, I siis not boru Whig, Sir, And Liberal is much too mild Though writ with L so big, Sir. stand among the great I WANTS, A very ancient name, Sir ...

... ebareb. Eight years ago this lad riMg • saw ehdreli at a cost of £3,000, sad tbs old is DOW being adapted as • school, lb* crow Whig ahead E 1,600. Puma —The monthly meeting of:the Perish Connell was held on Thureday night, when Dr. J. W. White presided, sod ...

... during the last sixteen years of his life, and he entertained his friends at the rectory with great hospitality, nearly all the Whig magnates and host of literary and social celebrities being among his guests then. The living, which is worth about £4OO a year ...

... iete. who had to support their their own Church. being taxed to support the of the Church of England. Mr. Balfour replied Whigs, end combined a good deal of jocularity with argument. He kept the Home in continuous laughter for dine, and ridiculed the ...

... at Eton and at Trinity College, Cambridge. In 1832 he was elected for the old borough of Lyme Regis as reformer of advanced Whig principles. In 1842 he was unseated on petition, but returned Parliament as member for East Somerset. In 1852 be was again ...

... Dean of Hereford, the Rev. the Hon. J. W. Leigh, rector St. Mary's, Bryanston-square, ia a meabw of a well-known Whig family, and himself a Whig and a good deal more, being, he is, associated with the Liberal Churchmen's Union. He an ardent Temperance advocate ...

... ement, and his fathev represented the same city for unbroken period of 28 years. The latter was one of the chief whips the Whig Party. INQUEST. —On Saturday an inquest was held at the Workhouse, before Dr. Craddock, coroner, on the body of Albert Francis ...

... become vacant by the death of Admiral George Grey, who has held it for 26 years, and who was the youngest son of Lord Grey, the Whig Prime Minister. (From Vanity Fa>r.) The Empress of Austria's n -\v Castle on the Island Corfu has now been completed, and her ...