... visibly indi- spensable for a moment, than 31r. Bright did. He is, in faet, a Whig with the ideas of that great party- now once more tiiumphant, for Unionist is but Old Whig writ large-before prosperity had deadened its popular fibre and comprehension ...

... Gardiner, M.A., Hon. LL.D., Fellow of All Souls'. William II. and the Revolution, Bolingbroke and the Tory party, Burke and the Whig party: Mr. J. A. R. Marriott, New.A., No College, Lecturer on History and Political Economy at Worcester College. Virgil.: ...

... of November betfto it turns into a mioth. The fmale, of this motch is only l the f, Size of the riale, and is destitute of Whigs. It b, ese a whitish body, and there is av black mark on l tlhe head. The alile his reddish-yellow forela wines dotted with ...

... leaders of osteiiibly hostile parties have found oo. aiition practicable-the juncture of the less oligarchic section of the Whigs with Canning, of the followers of Sir, Robert Peel with Lord John Russell and Lord lualnierston,- of the Duke of Devonshire ...

... couisititedaies where true Nationalist opinion is so bareficedly betrayed to hold rfass meetings denunoiator' of their shalumeless Whig roPreseatastives. 'The following circular has been sent out from taie executive ofiloer of the Irish Natosl 'League of Great ...

... cause, we decline to believe that the resulb of their action will have any other effect than that of impart- ing to the Irish Whig party a credit which it has] hitherto lacked, and to which it was never entitled. That we hereby pledge ourselves that, come ...

... speech at Dundee last week. Such a balance of partlies is bound to produce a Centre party, comU- posed of Conservatives and Whigs. A Centre party Would simply Hit tight, adminjister affairs, and set its face like a flint against all progrcssive legislation ...

... The ii t} annual report wlhich ewas read stated that the Dizamond wint JwalIleC of Ite- -Alaiet- abe Qltsan bad aproved to lq whig an eventful year in the sanam of the Seamuen'p brat of Eclpit'a IS oatly. During ehis year hihe number of cara aS siek ond ...

... intimate friends were some of the most ardent Jacobites, and instead of leaving the town, as many of the prudent and timorous Whig families did, when the Highlanders camne to Manchester, the Byroms and several of their relatives remained, and even associated ...

... bound up therewith, shall be rearlp: provided, and of this tlinmber o3 were apportioned tQ.' Swaledale. Tho Whartons were Whigs in politlks,. and advocates of Presbyterianism and the catechism.. of the Westminster Assembly. Philip, the fiftl. duke, built ...

... disunion. In Fiosweli's Johisoen the Earl of Marobmont is stated to have said : I-e (Johnson) Was the first Ias. who brought 'Whig' and 'Tory' into a die. of tioleary. ' Conservative w as, I believe, first nd used in its present sense (ie., a nsedium Tory-one ...

... bree;e appa rentfly with little difficulty, biuh it seems ioore surprisii g titat a butterfly, with its large, frail, -silJike ,whigs, should he able to fly about in all direc- tions independent of air currents. Yet, as wvith birds, there are some speies of ...