... principles. He (Lord Ripon) denied that — (cheers) — the Duke of Devonshire was born a Whig. He (Lord Ripou) was not, and it seemed to be the fashion of those who 'were born Whigs to die Tories. (Laughter.) After referring to various statesmen who had attempted ...

... severe weather, tne resideuce of Mr. Joseph Stockbridge. tunnel and corn merchant, ptactically collapsed, the wt_.de of the left whig of the building being precipitated into thegaru. .. Oue of the bed-rooms that tell was usually occupied by tha children, but ...

... which has blazed away at every ' successive measure of reform, and had only signalled it. triumph. Were the principles of the Whig Party so ' dead i.i the breasts of those who once professed them ihat they accepted or t derated such language as this? Such ...

... for the Catholics, and then for the Jews: and I should like to ?? where arc Whig, on this subject . (Opposition cheers. ) If thei c ever was a subject to which the Whigs by tradition and princmle were bound it is this question of religious equality ...

... speech of the right hon. gentleman the Member for I Derby he made an eloquent appeal to the Whigs. De- j scendant3 of Fox, of Burke, and Russell, where are the Whigs? he said. He turned round as though he expected to find cowering behind the benches the ...

... manner, without resort to those methods which had unhappily been prevalent. Actuated by the motive of wishing to ** dish the Whigs, the Government were i goirg to introduce a Rill to establish County Councils in Ireland, but they would be doing a far greater ...

... f modern life from his own pen. Aliss Jessie Millwatd has returned to town after her trip to the Ciuary Islamis. Tiie New Whig will re:ic'i itsone hundred an-i fiftieth pertormaiice on T.mrday. In conseijueiice of its .ucceae in London, Ah. KJouin has ...

... over the l»:ir. and others from the same men were stopped by Stirling. Nothbig came from a brisk attack l.v tbe home ri'.'ht whig; llay and I lay lard were chietly responsible for the warding olt* of this incursion. Whitehead, sii;taiu- Injr a slight injury ...

... Park, Ashford, for a few days, wa. shot yesterday morning by one of the keepers. The bird t measures 7ft. .in. from wing to whig. ...

... superficial person who will I,„ld that Lord Derby was incon- sistent because;, as one sites in the books, he began life as a Whig. In the days when he entered political life the great Parties were not divided by the broad line which has become so marked ...

... revolution the designation 'Tory ' has always possessed an essentially popular flavour in contiadistinction to tho designation 4 Whig.' It has not only a popular but a grand historical origin. It denotes great histoiical .trujrgles, in many of which the Tory ...

... hopeful details of his own plans, it is necessary to remember that Conservatism claims to have worked for the masses against Whig privilege. At the present moment, however, these questions are really of very little importance. Mr. Bousiteld is carrying ...