... Gladstone Reform Bill. TLord Derby's stopgop Administration succeeded, if mot in * stemming the tide of Dem in “dishing the Whigs.” The Derby-Disraeli Eoform Bill of I&W, it is true, cost the Government the mson of Lord Cranborne, Lord Carnarvon, and General ...

... cause of improvement electors who attempted to register their votes in the there is practically no change in the demand for Whig’s favour. As the poll progressed the rough labour; a few trades have slightly improved, but elements became uproarious, they ...

... Georgiana Ducl of Devonshire. The Howards of that generation were all more or less notable. The eldest son was a prominent Whig leader and s man of highly cultivated mind, who was one of Macaulay’s most intimate friends. One daughter was the famous Duchess ...

... leaders of the Conservative party considered they were not strong enough to carry both seats, ang made an arrangement whereby the Whig influence of the houses of Ailesbury and Lansdowne was recognised, and Lorp CrarLes BRucE was allowed unopposed to sacceed ...

... ride to Nottingham, capture the Princess Anne, and treat with William. If that failed, then march on York, d_i?om Danby’s raw Whig militia, secore Berwick. and hold Scotland, whither Dundee could have led his clans from the hills. Lord Ailesbury, the Gentleman ...

... , 1042 of these being convicted. £ EXAMPLES OF CHILD TORTURE. The following are given as characteristic of the cases with whi:g the society has dealt: Punishing a child by putting Euu into its nostrils ; putting lighted matches up them ; biting a child’s ...