... .:r ooncer •_„ toe hoornji.g ?? ■_„ in „:• . last tour Vfuisi , :;a.e iiveti «l' t >r,g . :•> „ Oxforilshirc, tie! ween •' whig and L.- . , • j ?? stiii, a,-.d I waf.di ?? a_ u ,..i ?? ?? , loverrit. fioiJ. -milhilL. ?? „,, „., I tinct hk_ ?? A nt tiring ...

... Lord Lome get over the fact that his father and he, who represent the great « hi;; House of Argyll — which was Whig in the brave old days when Whig meant Radical— are cordial, and even violent, supporters of the Party now installed in power under a Prime ...

... faction who on this side of the Atlantic encouraged the spirit of disunion in Massachusetts and in Virginia. The Rockingham Whigs and Fox are exposed as they deserve to be, and although Burke is leniently dealt with, the fact is recalled that his glowing ...

... somebody who could impartially — neither Whig nor Tory —(laughter and cheers) he did not know such a man, and he did not want to — ( renewed laughter) — but he meant one who for this purpose would be neither Whig nor Tory. but who could simply explain and ...

... achievements destroyed the old Whig Party. He was not so sure of that. If the Whig Party was only a respectable head to be dragged by a Radical tail, then he did not think it was a matter for regret if it were destroyed : but if the Whig Party was a Tarty which ...

... Greening, from the Liberal Unionist Central Office in London, has joined Mr. Maclachlan, who r is the principal organiser for that whig of the Unionist force in this district of Lancashire. The sugges- tion was made that in the present contest some 1 effort would ...

... to the Irish Vice- royalty was, Lord Rosebery shows, part of tho arrangements for apportioning offices among the Portland Whigs when they joined the Ministry. But it was never designed by the Duke of Portland nor by Pitt as the opening of a new Irish ...

... history. Lord John's grand- mother, according to a wit of the period, became known as the Mother Eve of an entire Whig Cabinet, and no one entered into the jest more heartily than Lord Granville him- self when he confessed to the House of Lords ...

... all these three species of the common white I have known to hibernate through rafld winters ; bnt they are rarely seen on the whig, in the same way, or as freely as urtiem and rhamni, but may be found in aa half- dormant state concealed about hayricks, old ...

... uumliers of them we., killed. During some weeks' stay in Auvorgne he only saw one song-bird, and that was a thru sii with a broken whig. He was glad that many of our County Councils hadissut-d orders under the Wild Birds Protec.icn Acta prohibiting the taking ...

... Chesliitel.tt-nii- —i K. Ariio.tl (Uiilsbury and Lancashire), captain, and 11. -'• •'* dull (Did-hury aud Lancashire), left whig, forwanls. .-'outli: 1. li'i-ampton (Tetidingt' m and Middlesex), goal ; H. W. ItincKa (TetiUington an.l Middlesex) and M. ...

... immorality proved of service in this political disagreement. Will the result be in accordance with the wishes of the chief of tbe Whig Party ? This is very doubtful. Mr. ! Parnell is a man of extreme energy ; he will stop lat nothing. In Ireland he has a formidable ...