... of Charles I., and as a Whig advocated the abolition of its observance, so that he could hardly obtain the thanks of the House, yet it was carried by 124 to 105, and he was requested to print his sermon, which he did. The Whigs were then in oflice, but ...

... place in virtue of his acknowledged superiority which nobodydreamis of questioning. The Radical party, entirely discarding the Whig element, will appeal to the people on Radical principles and a Radical pro- gramme, will probably have as the main planks in ...

... 18i5, 3; total, 7. Sh Out-patients-New, 5; old, 28; total. 33. Gifts:-20 eggs, Mrs. H. Wilkins. 6 couples of rabbits, E. R. Whig- field, Eq.; ditto, R. N. Byass, Esq.: oake, Mrs. Pearce, er graps and appIes, Mr.N. Reynolds; Gnew calico womren's ...

... 28th. He succeeded to the throne in 1714, and his first royal birthday was celebrated in Oxford in 171.i, by the HIanoverian Whigs, Saturday, May 28, by a banquet. The Stuart party attacked the I I t house, broke the windows, and pulled down the Pres. fbyterian ...

... overlaid by bte whet might be called the Whig element-people very ax- 3F* cellent in rmauy ways, but who as they grew older ?j gradually became more and more Conservativo. Lord alPalmerston, for instance, was a typical Whig, and his to great idea was toleto ...

... were often politicians. The publication of Sacheverell's sermons, and his in- peachmout by the Whigs, onabled the Tory (High Church) Party to supplant the Whigs (Low Church) ; and then the Church of England was in its hey-day of prosperity. St. Paul's Cathedral ...

... possession of the Brome property at Hoiton, Forest Hill, r and Headington, end his son Brome Whorwood is LP. 13 for the City as a Whig in 1680. To the writer's know- C ledge sneesseive generations of the Whorwoode subscribed ld to the cbarities of St. Mary MngdaleH ...

... political immorality and corruption go further ? It is surely high timne that an old party was renewed-a. party older than Whig or Tory, Couservative or Liberal, that may hand down almost forgotten traditions of honesty -a party including all who place ...

... Fitzwiliham. He wished rue,, to speak of the Fitzwillism episode. In 17114 the Whig )ak opposition to the Government completely collapsed, and ton several prominent Whigs joined Pitt's Tory government, .j, Some of these seamed to have supposed thai t ...

... in the ball. Johnson told Warton: In these 3 halls the freplace was anciently always in the middle of J the room, till the Whigs removed it on one side, At din- I ner 'till lately the signal for grace was given by three r blows with two wooden trenchers ...

... students-(applause). Mr. Keir t Hardie then proceeded with his lecture, in the course s of which lie referred to the Tory and Whig parties which t existed at the beginning of the century, and also to , the later growth of the manufacturing classes, w,,ho ...

... nublic kind in the interests of the Church of Rome. Ths following are some ef the historian's eloqueut words ?? The names of Whig and Tory were for a moment forgotten. Episco- paliaus, Presbyterians, Independnuts, end Baptiste forget their long fsud, ard ...