... treat with trade unions, But could they TURN THE CLOCK BACK twenty-five years? Such a defence could not be listened to, The Whig and the Tory parties had both legislated for, and legalised trade unions, which were the only means by which the men could ...

... not always to be ascribed to the force of intellectual con- viction. Lord Hartington brings to the support of very 1 plain Whig principles an astonishing amount of mental laziness and a portentous quantity of aristocratic prejudice. All his life he ...

... questions, not of details, but of principles- el( principles which would still divide the nation into be parties, if the terms Whig and Tory were pr absolutely unknown among us, The appointment HtU means that a body of gentlemen are to be tb, assembled, and ...

... that had been aroused by our tei own political conflicts of the previous century. Cavaliers ra and Iloundleade, Tories and Whigs, had by turns enjoyed t a temporary domination, and each, in abusing power, had hi ?? wounds on their adversaries which still ...

... that he-had made a distinct advance and taken another lease of life, The late Earl was a splendid example of the eound old Whig whose sympathies were ever with the people, and who, if circumstances compelled him to make his ohoice, would be sare to incline ...

... cbamber. In 1690 ?? was described by Sir Thomas Earle as a nest of Jacobites,whiohis not surprising when one remembers that the Whig clemant bed been nearly eliminated in the reign of Charlea II, Sir Thomas Earle had just been expelled from the Council by ...

... effcted, ando it might.almost seem ungenerous to refer to the t favoarite Tory gamne of keeping in office by dishing I the Whigs, The point is that the Tories muast not brag, So long s3 they allow their conversion to C 'prove iteelf silently by deeds ...

... g_4ttpr better ai. I hare.h s onata as~tel general ~ansgenent of the Tmbe. It-was I bijotpputapvew*tutran~a t r ?? ?? ?? of ?? Whig. My MrtIdsavm4 wokingsnete.1 ow whereas JaeJepnsered ;ut I knovro -nto ?? g ?? bev taken to examinethe men A to h IThIr I ...

... Tlaci aa. didetea were Mr Edward Soathwell, of Kinyeswaston, nominated by the Tory party, and Mr Henry C(iabe, merchant, a Whig. (Mr Serjeant Foster, the recorder, also offered himself, but retired in favour of Ur Comba). The Gloucester Journal, of ...

... conducive to a happy household, -'First I'7ights of Famous Plays tells how its speeches on liberty made Tories vie with Whigs in ?? Addiron's Cato ; how enormously Goldsmit'e She Stoops ta Conquer took the town; and how Gay'd Bexgar's Opera killed ...

... sat in Ptrtiament for c Ir Wiltshire for many years, and who was long one of o to the mcst influential county members on the Whig a side. Paul Methuen was madea Peer on the oooasion d or of the Queen's Coronation. He had been beaten for D sy North Wilts ...

... eaysthemarriageanmouuco- reent, of file accomplishments, and reputed a fortune of £40,000 ! The new member being a Tory, the Whigs now lost their abare of the representation. iTO BE CoNTrNUED 1 Our NoteC and Q2cerie soillb Sc ontinued U?.ti Sateurday. ...