... inernoria' band, the late Doke of Cleveland, who, Vane, was for many years a promine the House of Commons and a very in& of the Whig party. An important trustee living, that Plymouth, is vacant by the scceptat Philip Williams (ex-chairman of School Board) ...

... shout for n::g an invention, which even the Nereids need not despise. Dizzy once sarcastically referred to certain “ Bathing W(h)igs,” but they were of another sort. Net even the most adventureus Tory could *“steal the clothes ”of our latter day * Bathing ...

... statement, that during the last minutes of his life the Minister exclaimed, “ O my country and *“ Save m country, 0God!” The Whig version, as related zy Sydney Smith, was that Mr. Pitt was declared by the nurse to have merely asked for barley-water. Now ...

... a dozen carriage whips, one of which he offered to a gentleman for two guinecas. He wanted to know what had become of these whig:r —Debtor: It is false to say I had a dozen. I 1 only three or four. One I'sold for 11s. and another common cane-handle one ...

... now the wife of the Hon. Charles Gore, whom she married in 1845, eight after w.maumnm,mfim Whie saterss mpldmh- of the' L . Whig statesman, present marquis, ladly‘ Klf{ is a of the 4th Lord Bessborough., Itisa coincidence that the heir and beiress to the ...

... institutions whother of a religious or a secular character need a little reform, lot us ondeavour to amend but not destroy them. Whigs elecied to serve in the new Parliament should make it plainly underatood that they will not feel themselves bound to snpport ...

... thoroughgoing Tory stronghold, returning the Estcourte and the Longs for generations, menaced indeed by the powers of the great Whig Houses of Lansdowne and Ailesbury, though till then the Squires had ever been too powerful for the Lords. The power of the ...

... on page 3of this paper. Oxg by one the Queen has been gradually lon::s those members of her household who were appoin by the Whig Government of Lord Melbourne in the | early Li“ of her reign, and another passed nna | the other week in Lady Dacre, the widow ...

... become & little mixed) : * Oh, yes—naturally | —asyone can Bée at a glance that there is no sign of a wig—(of course she meant «Whig’) about you, Sir Brutus.” (From “Judy.”) Ar AvorEEr “Ar HOME.”—YOUNG GENTLEMAN: “Yes, when I'm out I always walk in the centre ...

... Huddle. 2-10-9-0-5 ; W. Long, 1-4-4-0-4 ; Martin, 2-1-4-1-4; F. Lavinton, 2-7-3 .-0-31 BOWLIDO AV/MAURO (ALL °vers. Bides. Eons. Whig. Avg. 9 41 6 7 . 2 P. H. Humphries 43 2 10 142 10 14 2 Overton 3494 102 61 14.17 Eldridge 3294 ...

... enoagh tlha* if he only observed a half of his daty he would bs eaved. Bir Andrew always declared that in politice bhe was & Whig, or rather that he bslooged to no party. He was apparently not above his conatrymen's weakncss for pedigrees, for, thoangh ...

... present him to a good living as soon as' be was old enough. Strange to say, the Duke's candidata was unsuccessful. He was a Whig, and it is suggested that the Tories must have been more liberal ...