... to send him rolling into the street. Sir Rosert PErL, on the occasion of a M iisterial fish dinner, after he had ousted the Whigs, gave asa toast, “May we keep their plaices without their flounders.” Mges. Arcoyor: “Drunk again! Oh, John, you Emmised me ...

... 1803 Personally he took little part in the politics of his time, he stood befere the pnblic as the head of one of the great Whig houses whick have figured so prominently in the histery of our country. For many reasons the death of thhead of tha Cavendishes ...

... head of the house, but Lord Randolph Churchill was the master-tailor of the establishment (loud laughter and cheers). The old Whig had given place to the progressive Liberal, or perhaps he should make use of a term which would suit some of them better—a ...

... because forsooth he is a wealthy landlord, i.e., a member of a class which has for centuries robbed and oppressed them. For the Whig wire-pullers to own a man like that, is a disgrace, and if I were in the Horncastle division, I should not abstain, but would ...

... inclinated W py e nor to laff at em. - | In my way of thinkin, good health that's the b blessin 88 any man can persess, which tha'y whig foaks in the countrv does persess, an noane of iy town foaks hardlins does enjoy. I'm aware aiy laff at our ruddy cheeks an ...

... contested Westminster against John Stuart Mill, Originally, it is said, Liberal in politics, Mr. Smith was looked dewn upon by tgz Whig magnates who controlled the Liberal party in the Palmerstonian era, and who declined to receive him within the charmed circle ...

... Catholics were practically compelled to range themselves under the Liberal colours. They owed their political emancipation to the Whigs and Irish Repealers, and, though a Tory Premier had nominally conferred the boon, the bulk of the Tory Party stood committed ...

... immense. The conductors of the other pa; 3 were surprised and vexed at being thus foreshlleg’l:y‘ the Morning Chromicle. The Whigs were elated at the disclosures thus made ; the Tories were mortified at having been thus kept in the dark by the Minister of ...

... as an organisation any action was taken, but individual Nationalists would naturally join in against the landlords and the Whigs.” Mr. Parnell stated in cross-examination that the opposition of the Fenian party became stronger after this, but we find no ...

... warning of what would be the result if ¢ the Irish Parliamentary representatives “« pursued the milk-and-water policy of the Whig section.” But this explanation gives no effect to the concluding words, expressing a hope that the anticipated Irish attempts ...

... or sixteen miles an hour, and even according to their own showing, they were goi at the rate of nineor ten miles per hour, whi:g wag much too fast when they were riding into the town, and there were houses on each side of them, They had been guilty of ...

... principles, so far as they have been disclosed, lean more towards the old than the new school; the second is a member of an old Whig family; and the third is an official Gladstonian of the type which is held in the greatest contempt by the Jacobyn faction ...