... not wow a Initial' or a Greek WNW tor his helpmate; he wants • deserted. bright. Waldo with a whet ter melting a h one, ter &Whig • dinner. lie cares tor algebra in Ms wile. he sous inewsweely that sbe SIM brag up his pd ily I epee it. ehat women is lhoppiest ...

... NAVAL 11111111. The of en Manniesibe states dist the Gewthareet decided to the anal term th mime num by Whig to thietheis Whew/ se be eased. The ethelese lituthaelithe mho love beet Navy at al their bet tee aid the Met ef seirtesule manna It is the aily ...

... Worship Regulation Act 'lust many. Peel, again, was essentially a Liberal of the cautious type. The late Lord Derby began as a Whig, and to the close of his aueer showed a most unfortunate distrust of the personnel ot the Conservative party. Mr. Gladstone ...

... Commissioners was one of supreme difticulty,and no one has expressed adoubt of their entire impartiality. The Belfast Northern Whig follows the line of the Irish Times, but indicates its opinion of the force with which the Report tells against the Parnellites ...

... procured the orrimation of Crabbe. as a clergvman of the Church of England, and :bough the protector and his cheat were both Whigs, and party wit ran very high Is those days of k.;agland s kfmntten and danger —yet he was enabled to induce the I /eke of Rutland ...

... eser-rnemorable Ist of June. Mr. Guy Pyin's grandfather, Francis Pyrn, of the Hasells. Beds, represented the county of Beds in the Whig interest for five-and-twenty years. Mr. Guy Pym was born in 1841, and was educated at Rossall in Lancashire. He went to sea ...

... from their astuteness. He is jest the man for an athance.l constituency; an aristocrat, and the nephew of the Whiggest of all Whig peers, Lord Granville, who draws any amount of money from the neighbouring mines. His father sat for Stoke-upon-Trent some ...

... proceedings be attempted to forcibly obtain possession of • paper which be had given to the tenant, sad alterwards gave him three 'Whig* and sixpence to shut his mouth - lie protested against • rnt umber of the restry acting in this way, and it was well that ...

... cir. cumstance that in the debates of the sister society at Cambridge, Macaulay should have figured as 1 Tory and Pried as a Whig; in fact, the uture colleague of Grey and Melbourne threw of, in excited discussion, the follies of Toryism —for every creed ...

... servants is their work. but they to all they to and to vex you, and wart you as if you were • lot of machines. instead of human Whigs. The writer describes the misery of a pose wretch of a servant when she catered service in a dirty oid-furnished sad is obliged ...

... of the Treasury to be made out, in which I do not see your name. Ha secession from the Tortes and his championship o: the Whigs was as easy step in his career atter this. At this period of his life his excesses were at their height. As a macaroni, says ...

... US Oa inquiry Ibis seetfies the ef Press iiiionsed eas-441= a the bad funks LW--it sad that dee Medi= of tie tag pas* 'Whig to weemeta The haw se Ism his early an/ sat it the satin-neva ...