... has become vacant by the death of Admiral George Grey, who had held it for Sears, and who was a younger son of Lord Grey* Whig Prime Minister. Lord and Lady Dudley are to return to Dudley House from the Continent next week, and, after staying in town ...

... skull. '1 he mother of the boy etorly previous to her being informed of the sad DV, observed the animal which the boy tad been ?Whig at the bottom ot tie bill, but there was no cue in charge of it, nd it is therefore supposed that the horse, after throwing ...

... Liberal party had hern in office two-thirds time, and no ouch calamity had happened the last speaker feared. (A roica had tha Whigs.”) Tea, and they had now seise weak-kneed Liberals, eallsd Unionists, who wars growing smaller by degress and bsantifnlly less ...

... 80 weak in her domestic affairs that Stockmar Las managed Evglish polisies through Prines Albert and the Queen, and the weak Whig Ministers put up with it. Bunsey, our Ambassador, does not kuow Germany, and only gets to know it through the German articles ...

... Unionist Alliance has long been growing burdensome. They would get along, perhaps, vei well with Mr. Chamberlain ; but with the Whig Unionists they are out of sympathy every way. pat the matter plainly, the bold and snocessful move which has forced Mr. Balfour ...

... time have been achieved. What evidence ie there for such belief ? The Radical in 1886 were mere handful compared thorn of the Whig party, and theee last were quite much, if not more, oppoeed to Disestablishment than they were to Home Rule. Mr Chamberlain ...

... country lane to the eommrs.—- quarter of a mile away on the hillside—the * Profundis” bei chanted by the way. Hard by the hedge whi:g divides the cemetery—a gift from Mr. Smith to the parish—from the roadway was a plain earth grave, the sides and bottom of ...

... members of Parliament and children at charity schools. In the same way though a Tory may be very like what a Whig was izo years ago, the Whig is as much in advance of the Tory as ever. The stag in the treatise on the Bathos, who feared his hind feet would ...

... war and revolution. What fools the Tories must take the country tobel Twitted with the interpolatory remarks that had the Whigs” then, they saved the country from civil war and revolution, Sic Thomas Grove retorted: Yes, and tboy had now some weak-kneed ...

... the far harder task of saving it from premature and utter destruction.” What leading organ of English opinion—whether Tory or Whig—would have dreamt a quarter of century ago of paying such a tribute to the awkward, ungainly, homely man who fought bis way ...

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