... for 30s. at the sale of the Stourhead Library in 1883. The candidates were Sir John Philips and Mr. Richard Beckford on the Whig side and the Hon. Robert Nugent— known as the patron of Goldsmith and afterwards as Lord Clare —on the side of the Opposition ...

... you.— You need't be— rye voted. _ SIR RORERT PEEL, on the °minion of a ministerial fish dinner, after he hsil ousted the Whigs, gave as a toast, May we keep their plaices without their flounders. _ Tits chief magistrste of an English borough rrs!t-ntly ...

... 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. ...

... you.— You need't be—l've voted. SIR ROBERT PEEL, on the occasion of a ministerial fish dinner, after he had ousted the Whigs, gave as a toast, May we keep their plaices without their flounders. THE chief magistrate of an English borough reoently ...

... : 3. Finvoy Terrace, Fitzroy Avenue, Belfast; June 22,1892. Dear Sir,—According to promise I pent you copy 0 f the Northern Whig on Saturday morning last, hope you will have read it by this time. You will learn from it that the loyal Protestants of Ulster ...

... men who really had their career typified by the quadruped of which he had just spoken. They were neither Tories, Liberals, Whigs,Conservatives nor Radicals, neither fish, flesh, fowl, nor good red herring (laughter). Such undoubtedly was not their candidate ...