... day doom fear, They have scarce the heart to cheer. Knowing that their end near. That from office they must clear. Wealthy Whigs may scheme and plot Joseph utter utter rot ; Primrose Dames about may trot. But it will matter not a jot ! Ta-ra-ra. Boom-de-ay ...

... eet* critic. It ie denounced a. hareh ami severe. It is (condemned la. and ecntimentab The preeent Poor Law was enacted by the Whig, in 18*4, with the assistance of Sir Robert Peel,as a rational and economic eubatltnte for the loose system of compulsory charity ...

... the eff.cte of which he died next day, were shot by him. Evideece given proving that Williams had an altercation with Iliss Whigs after church on Sunday in the preismee of her brother and sweetheart. Williams left them, but after they hat walked some distant* ...

... opposition was continued aod intensi. tied the following year when Mr Disraeli brongbt in his franchise measure to dish the Whigs.” When the in#»itable came pass, aod the reform measure became law, Mr Lowe resigned himself to it, and in a well-known phrase ...

... entered the House of Commons Whig, and held the important office of Master-General of the Oronance in Lord Melbourne’s Administration. His son, the father of the new Ambassador, likewise sat in the Reformed Parliament as Whig member for Bodmin until his ...

... going forward. Tories show no such inclination. Their very argument (Mr Balfour’s stock reply) that they are only following old Whig policy self condemnatory. The British nation convinced of the inutility and wickedness of government the whip, and it will ...

... justified by tbe vote of your present member. If turn to England matters are no better. the aid of recreant Radicals and whining Whigs the Government has been kept office. They have passed measures which the Duke Devonshire admires for their incompleteness. ...

... which is to be kept, yet in reality it is the elghty-eix, for it was in 1808, the year after Trafalgar, that the Independent Whig first saw the light. The editor of the Sunday Times fought the battle of the freedom of the Press shoulder to shoulder with ...

... corin'rate town, with its mayor and corporation. They might have ambition enough to ask the Lord Mayor of London or some other big whig come and see ns, and with a grand procession through the town open the season, as some other health resorts do. Let not the ...

... that the decoration has fallen on a worthy recipient. They have that satisfaction in this case. Lord Rosebery represents the Whig element the Cabinet. He is its moderating force. He haa no sympathy with the ntilitarian creed some of his friends, who despise ...

... however, class amongst which their services might of good. Amongst the Liberal party there was a great number of old-iashioned Whigs—people who, having once joined the Liberal party, did not like to leave it. These could not bring their minds to graduate the ...

... that position Liberal principles, Liberal measures, and his old Libsral colleagues. right lion, friend asked Where are the Whigs f* (Ministerial cheers.) Where is the Radical (Opposition cheers.) Haring dealt with Egypt and Ireland. Mr. Morlcy concluded ...