... been restored to it* orHt to tbe ecclesiastical armament tram wblebiUlight had bean banished ao long, Ac. lord John Buatall—Whig a* he was— was yet patriot tad a true ProtMtaat; aad act being indebted to Pupd tMtrtaaee (or hi. potitlonoflPrlm* Mintoter ...

... After elaborately sneering I Councils recommended District Councils in the next breath, and he followed his eulogy of the Whig Poor Law by praising Mr Chamberlain Pension Scheme, which has been condemned touching unanimity by everyone having any practical ...

... After elaborately sneering Parish Councils he recommended District Councils in the next breath, aud followed his eulogy of the Whig Poor Law praising Mr Cliamberlain’s Pension Scheme, which has been condemned with touching unanimity by everyone having any ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... matter rightly, would (or tha party of law and order, sad stead true to Cbarobmaa, as Ohlirchmea would ataad true them. Pin.—Whig might have bain seriona Boa broha out in quiet Kttie village Saturday Mat at Moorlene Fkim. tha reeideaceof Mr B. Bbots. It ...

... Harrington's majority in Idßo, when Liberalism was at its best, was 1832. That was at the time when Liberaisformed party .and Whig and Radical alike were joined in uncompromising opposition to the common Tory enemy. was before Lord Hartington. with all the ...

... leave Britain in 410 A.D. They called him Tyler because he was bricklayer. Wat Tyler shot William Rufus in the New Forest.” Whig is name given sonic people who wore wigs, and Tory a people who used have their hair cut short.” Oasis i* man riding camel ...

... Gladstone bed done one good tMng ie his If* but atili did to, fur the G O.M. had givan them thrir Bishop who although called old Whig, waa reality “True bias.’' sod did not know perhaps himself ead Arehdmoou cend much for Sir Richard Paget. Thrir Bishop, although ...