... language. Sir Walter had written his diary with great free-rim. had c astigated his literary, legal. and political friends (both Whigs sad Tories) with comdderable severity, but if coarse be never intended his renmisisceoces and criticisms to be published while ...

... Her father, the second Loid Stanley of Aldcrley, was leading member Whig Administrations for some, forty years, and his whole family was brought up in the straitest seel of the Whig religion. the present generation, Lord Stanley takes part in politics ...

... Unionist party were convulsed from end to end. Lmd Randolph Churchill aad Mr.- Chamberlain fought as if they had beea old Whigs aad Tories. One really began to wonder what . had become of the great devotion to their party of ?? in the past so many boasts ...

... ►n l namted with his punostal Char ranter and hie scientific by his utter eelf•ahnega• lion whim thine wm work to be done, Whig always ready to volunteer rngardleu of the interne sufferings which the expeditious oust hies. His death will be a subject ...

... during that time the two offidds in question had tbe whole responsi- bility rf carrying out the Important works ot drainage whig* wen then being proceeded with In the borough. Tbon works wen carried oa daring then 10 weeks without aay serious kn or in ...

... from plantatioo ad CO. Veyed to the oichoolroom, where wan decorated and heavily lacteal with • large emu of useful preeentn. Whigs the mom wan bt up thew pc-mated • eery I,•ae merle. Mrs. Smith. masted Mew South sad the Recs. Date Mclhemell sod Mil t'iird ...

... to-day. Compare the minds of two men like Mr. Gladstone and the late Mr. Bright. The latter commenced as a Radical and he died a Whig. He did not change, he was no renegade, he merely embalmed his early stock of political theories. Mr. Gladstone also does a ...

... pined eeriest, that another - raid hal lent moomplishe•l. The allsie. however. is kanily properly Joecroted as such, little Whig dome beyond • thoroaga investigatiou of I W premiere awl the mistime mentioned shore. THI 3IAD DOII WARM IN LEICENTER. TURES ...

... -to. day loam have made 6 per cent., nod advances from account account have nosily con. maststed 7 per eat., sot much money Whig forthcoming at per east. The discount houses again met to discuss the questioe of the deposit rata. nod resolved to raise them ...

... Pougbcr and S. K. Wykes, backs; J. McAlpin, McAlptn, and A. P. Carryer, half-backs; J. G. .S, Coleman end VV. H. Muigca, right whig; C. McAlpin, centre ; U. H. Hincks and W. H. Murray, wing hi wards. Fountain :C. H. Cooper, goal; ( G. Green and “Smith,” backs ...

... weakening the general sense of the difference between right and wrong This the view of Lord Selborne parented by the venerable Whig statesman. There is a poetical justice about it. This is just the language which Lord Selborne delights to address to his former ...

... constitutes • d'art when we molder hew malty are cossari by all clauses society, and of delicate onstiostioso amid sandal that Whig o on kook kart. ...