... sides; “so. that it was just to form a judgment upon it of the temper of the House.” Mr. Smith, who was put forward by the Whigs on the retirement of Harley, was opposed by Mr. Bromley, a candidate of the Court party, and his majority was forty-three only ...

... Kilmansech, whom George made Countess of Darlington. The family were gradually reaping the reward of their steady adherence to Whig principles ; but did not take a prominent part in public life either in the Georgian or Victorian era. The third F.arl of ...

... Sreater earnestness and breadth in Mr. J. a appeal, and there had been nothing . ora ® preceding six days to equal, from an Whig wt Point of view, the restrained eloquence, itg in the apposite quotation from Macbeth °rnament. Daj iberal Party was so well ...

... remarkable change of feeling —the pendulum was swi opi those principles whi t | believed to be sound, and to which, as an old Whig, he had always given his adherence.— Sir John Dorington, M.P., said there in order to tu- late his old friend Mr Cols- ton ...

... by saying that his Lordship “neutralised’’ all the good the Government had done. A third protested that he represented the Whig element in the Cabinet, and the declaration that henceforth the Party should treat only with the Government, was received with ...

... preparing to override all the most characteristic instincts which have governed the Liberal Party from the first rise of the Whigs to the calamitous conversion of 1885.” Mr Gladstone by Charles Stuart Parnell in ...

... of the Company. Re-opentna of the Theatre was lik Bank Holiday with the first of what looks list of engagements made by Mr. Whig el for the season. The Runaway Girl, ting 8S been > Stap filling the London Gaiety for some &4 one of its provincial tours ...

... ESTABLISHED IN 1825. AND FREE FROM MERCURY. =bet frees the rend edition(yer r l s ll r el the translative el the al the : Whigs el Physiedeas et Lowden, by DT. D. rah. tithed by Learn= sad Os. It is es defeat bthis the New Pharmacopeia) that we hate we ...

... with a pointed pelerine of ermine Sable tail is quite a regal looking garment. Stylish garment is a long jacket of very fine Whig vite tight fitting with a rather full basque, mj 8 Victorian pelerine and deep cuffs of ig soft ermine muffs are prepared to ...

... above all, of Toryism, in the company usually brought to the front. usually reserved his serious displeasure however,for the Whigs,who out to know better. Tories were merely tools, and could be summarily disposed of. Dizzy did not dislike me, he said ...

... for the Church Improvement Fund. The @eording to his usual custom, gave a short Speet of the work of the year, in course of Whig h he touched on many topics of interest to the and acknowledged many kindnesses Pecial gifts, the latest being the candlesticks ...

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