... who, above all, believed in the integrity of this fnn Empire. ‘ (Cheers.) Party names were apt to mislead. The old names of Whig and Tory which had served thepu?m of 1502‘9-:- were now almost things of the past, They had, after the Reformn Bill, given ...

... recognition of his great services. Two generations later the Keppels, then settled at Quiddenbam, were among the best known of the Whig families of England ; and they are as familiar to ourselves as any of the people of that day from the admirable portraits painted ...

... EDMUNDBURY GODFREY, and the confused medley of the Popish Plot. The reaction is described, with the vengeance on the malcontent Whigs. LADY CH•W ORIN writes of LORD RUSSELL'S scaffold making and banging with black in Lincoln's-inn-fields, where he is to ...

... case put up from the openinf of tie market ; the only article Jower (escept mlli offals already quoted) was cotton-seed, on whi:g 2s. Gd. per ewt, decline was allowed. ARN T T 0 English. N Loxpox rrow Fes. 13, 1891, Fes. 20, 1591, | Sentch. 'lfi:- .'-dn ...

... Constitution of this country, and to the tradition of Parliament ; and, to use • celebrated phrase, it will be easy enough to un-Whig Lord Hartington fee life. (Laughter and cheers.) When we are told that 'Home Rule cannot be carried without • dissolution 1 ...

... been more and more inclining to the Left, and had already more than half won the hearts of the Radicals. Nevertheless, the Whigs were still unshaken in their loyalty to their old party, though it bad gone far beyond the landmarks contempluted by the authors ...

... burdens that erippled and oppressed it ; the country was rescued from the financial guichandl in which the incompetence of Whig financiers had plunged it ; a pacific policy was maintained | abroad ; the price of Consols rose till it was possible to effect ...

... recovery had been alanduced. _ _ _ Althetigh the deceased nobleman wielded great %fluency as the head of roe of the leading Whig his news i• written yet more largely on industrial progress of the country and uton :molds of our learned Universities. Sir ...

... down when the vessel wy, enter ing Valetta Harbour. A court of inquiry was Lel| t investigate the circumstances, the reselt of whig b not been made kuown. ‘The Reivdeer was wly o, 4 frow being wreeked by the promptacss with winep .| was made, s it is s'ated ...

... Wbiggirso, close Parliaments, war with France, national debt, and commercial restriction—ell prompted and inspired by the arek-Whig trumpeter, Berke. — Tbese - seriteoces expressed, perhaps, rather the seal of a bantering spirit Boa the cold results of ...

... Ina the lath Yew ow .a di hare Are Todeja market the NH: ed to h. oa r costal O.S maw, st no cd 66. Neer end ale es. dame &Whig Weed h•• • . Bolden of faom th Ma rob id. more are worth sod tor the Menace et ht. to. la sod thaws • et mi. ow the 00770 N ...

... selecting new men to fill its highest offices for a few months SIR JOHN action has been determined by a memorial signed by &Whig colleagues now in England, pressing him to retain office. Although the and Dzrurr Cnaransiv were not directly approached in ...