... he knew tti, and Vol aire he lived long enough into the reign of George 111. to see h:m vict r ous in his struggle with the Whig aristocracy ; long enough to witness the beginning of his fatal content wrh the tb-'rtaen colonies of America; he foretold ...

... that he knew nothing of tbe tame. The Bishop said nothing the time, but pat.het'cal'y remarked afterwards, I have suppe the Whigs my life—l believe called the only Liberal now my old »ge ey have sent me Cauon who does not know spades from cubs ! Thi Trinity ...

... he says Dr. Farre made to him more than fifty years ago, as follows : You may depend upon it Mr. Gladstone it is not the Whigs nor the Tories, but the mothers of England who will save the country. Those words, he considers were full of right sense, ...

... Combe Florey during the last 16 years of hia life, and he entertained hia friends at the rectory great hospitality, all the Whig magnates and a host literary and soc'al celebrities Leing amongst his guests The living, which is worth about £400 a year, ...

... It takes only the hand Lilliputian to light a fire, but would require the diuretic powers of Gulliver to extinguish it. The Whigs will live and die in tbe heresy that the world ruled by ifcale pamphlets and speeches, and that if you can sufficiently demonstrate ...

... satirical language his rival, w..s, from beginnirg to end, one huge appropriation clause. He the Tory Minister who carried n ...

... not mere personal imbecility that was to blame. It is perfectly clear that among soldiers and civilians, among Tories and Whigs alike, there was profound uncertainty how far it wa3 safe to take strong measures to restore order —a doubt on the part of ...

... end was excellent company. He was much liked a large circle of friends and was a capital specimen of the grand igmur and old Whig nobleman. The Earl and Countess of Cork, who are staying Homburg, will arrive at Marston House, Frome, about the middle of ...

... experience extending over years, having obtained scat the House of Commons in 1822, or ten years before Mr. Gladstone. To the Whig principles he then professed he has always been faithful, and on that account he views with satisfaction the political and ...

... for 30s. at the sale of the Stourhead Library in 1883. The candidates were Sir John Philips and Mr. Richard Beckford on the Whig side and the Hon. Robert Nugent— known as the patron of Goldsmith and afterwards as Lord Clare —on the side of the Opposition ...

... : 3. Finvoy Terrace, Fitzroy Avenue, Belfast; June 22,1892. Dear Sir,—According to promise I pent you copy 0 f the Northern Whig on Saturday morning last, hope you will have read it by this time. You will learn from it that the loyal Protestants of Ulster ...

... Liberals, as they had done before and have done since. The Portmans, Bonds, Fox Strangways, and other county families, formerly Whigs, are now either Conservatives or -'iberal Unionists. The rumour is revived in usually well-informed circles m the West that ...