... to Grant, who almost got his shot in, Sheldon bringing off fine save. Hyman, who Oav* ko End of Trouble, again rah down tbc whig, but Seymour stopped him. Elticott obtained, and made tracks for Bartlett. Ue was, however, fouled, and a free Was given Somerset ...

... Lord Cranborne, Mr. Disraeli, when he left the latter’s Government in 1867, rather than be party to dishonest dishing of the Whigs,” by passing a much more democratic Reform Bill than had been proposed by a Liberal Government the year before. Hero wo have ...

... effected his capture, if this were true the Duke must have known of it. aud, with the approval every right-thinking man. Liberal, Whig, oi Tory, would have condemned it, and have held Mr. Gladstone to public scorn malefactor. But the Duke did nothing of the ...

... established in' nation’s heart manifest ambassador to the Most High. (Cheers.) reminded them that the parties of Tories and Whigs had passed away, bat now there remained the Conservative and Radical parties—the Conservative which would keep things they ...

... average Tory—whether be the old-fashioned one (a avis, almost an eztiuct species) or the modem jump with the eat and dish the Whigs gentleman. a rule, knows about as much political economy eat does of quadratic equations. lithe University vote taken a test ...

... were fixed justices in Quarter Sessions, who took care not to pay more than a mere subsistence wage. When Conservative and Whig politicians and writers cry out with horror at the demand made by trade unionists for a “living wage,” and prove it to he at ...

... w.r. fmA wtax appr* os. op The Zeo.a* Miuiob. SillTtb. o.h.r Ur. B.rB«rto;. Work Mia. K Habdifccb. A di«m»ioa followed, whig It WM deoidod WOT. till end of »b. w*«ion lor Dr. B.ro»rdo’. Home, io »bo summer for Ibo Z.O.U .ttoud.nc ~.BolK>Ut*« Baojd ...

... n Mr. has succeeded in placing two beneficial acta on the statute book, say much for his ability. The Tories and renegade Whigs are now combined not only to prevent farther progress bat to curtail the civil and religious liberties which we possess. Union ...

... but after that Street cleared* and Appleby just managed to direct the ball over the her. Giles secured, and racing down tiie Whig, centred to Martin, who easily notched the goal for the Yeoviliana. Street tried exceedingly hard to retrieve their position ...

... Liberalism had done for them In the past, and what Toryism had triad to prevent. (Hear, hear.) they studied this question ol whig the liberals had done and the Tories had tried to prevent he would pledge his word that (hey would all be Liberal to a man ...

... about, we may assume with confidence that the great mass of the people were not politJciana. They knew nothing about Radical, Whig, or Tory, and they were all the belter for it. The able erafteamen days knew the value of their labour, no doubt, bnt the envy ...

... form. For the Rover*, Weld and Chichester played well together on the left, and Croxall rc.idered good sqrric* on the other whig. Moffat worked hard in the centre. Clinch was the best of the hakes. Adams and played fine game foil bock. Mr. Knms umpired ...