... t his bouse, with which he was 90 taken that he gained his guest's wondrous opinion. • They tell me,* says, * such a man U Whig, but I find it is no such thing ; he is honest drunken fellow.’ They told him Mr Barnes* bouse stood in the Close, * I even ...

... considerable proportion of the Liberal party came over supporters of the Union, the very best ihe old Liberal leaders, not merely Whigs who might be supposed to have some Conservative leanings, not merely those who h»d family affections or ties, and they had ...

... be foiced swallow him whether they like him or not. Of course, they may either abstain altogether from voting, leaviug the Whig and Tory to 6ght it out between them, or they may even so far to punish the caucus and its railway-director candidate by voting ...

... 1689-90, with Tory majority the Commons, and with Lord Carmarthen, the Lord President, Prime Minister. The UU, as introduced the Whig Duke cl Bolton, declared the Acts tiie Convention-Parimraent to laws retim, and William and Mary “rightful and lawful** sovereigns ...

... Tory, who wants to reestablish education based on the Church in quite Catholic form, * Mrs Austin was a Nonconformist and Whig. came across these references in that remarkable book, * *Threo Generations of English • women,” in which Mrs Janet Boss has ...

... reply to him whenever made statements that required explanation. (Laughter.) He was not returned to that House by either Irish Whigs or Tories, but by the Nationalists of County Clare, where he (Mr Redmond) would be very glad to meet Mr Healy any time. (Laughter ...

... far possibly could the Just demands of Ulster and to render, his bili simple he consistently could. The “ Belfast Northern Whig” says:—The Homo Rule Bill is not better measure than the former one, and in some respects is good deal worse. The Yorkshire ...

... remarkable testimony to the sentiment of commercial public. But it is not amongst thatdass along that thefeelmgisstromv “Northern Whig’’ says that people who before were talking of passive resistance, are now bent upon active resistance. What has part icularly ...

... though he acted with the Tories. Even when, a diplomatist, he was with the armies the war with Napoleon, he made friends with Whig officiaWand intervened in their favour, much the surprise ana indignation of hit colleagues in thoe© times when feeling and ...

... Parliament lately was direct and distinct attack upon all the traditions of their race, upon all that they cherished, whether Whig Tory, Liberal or Conservative ; and was a direct attack upon their religion, their Constitution, and maintenance and integrity ...

... majority of 1,762 in 1886 has gone down round thousand; and it is important to remember that for fifty-six years Liberals, or Whigs they call them in far Scotland, have held uninterrupted possession of Banff, and with the exception of the brief tenure by ...

... Street) the quig-T’ (whigs). Bailie says that up his day (1301) dissenters many parts of Northumberland termed ** wbigs'’—a term which Lord North Parliament declared “ the highest title to honour that can bestowed a Britmi, and was a Whig himself. n Grey, ...