... feet high. She bad to retrace her course order to keep clear of the floating mountains of ice. Origin of the terms Tory and Whig.—At this *ne (IC7'.») were first heard the two nicknames which, though originally given insult, were soon anumed with pride ...

... cften the politicians. The publication of Sacheverell's sermons, and his impeachment by the Whigs, enabled the Tory (High Church) party to supplant the Whigs (Low Church) ; and then the Church of England was in its hey-day of prosperity. Sr. Paul's Cathedral ...

... included two or «eat, Payers. Barham's play was quite The ome g; orT l missed several chances of K a Jarrad lOSt a B lendid b y Whig So* . B tor's speed would have been invalu , d occu PantB of the grand stand on Saturday like° r surprise that for an ordinary ...

... explained this by saying his lordship neutralised all the good the Government had done. A third protested that he represented the Whig element in the Cabinet, and the declaration that henceforth the party should treat only with the Government was received with ...

... being given the entire Newcastle Programme” say I did it ’’—vide Macbeth These good reader whether you be Radical Conservative Whig or Tory ultra-Gladstonian or Liberal-Unionist are not necessarily the opinions Editor of The Herald” or if they are that is ...

... Labouchere do no in opinion of the proprietor of Truth Mr M’Laren and friends the terrible ignominy of classed amongt the Whigs The features of the debate the speeches of Mr David Plunkett the one hand Mr John the other Comparisons may odious but Mr Bums ...

... were in their because of the teaching of estimable gentlemen of the neighbourhood who preceded them foimer years All great Whig families were now more Tory any Tory living far more Conservative aud more the things were making everywhere The great majority ...

... Midlothian neither been interpreted expounded by his chief followers Home Secretary— Reynolds’s Newspaper stigmatises that whelp Whig Eighty Club” describes his speech as cold ponderous harangue” simple mumbling of the dried bones an old pro-gramme ’’—opened ...

... throughout country explained this by saying Lordship neutralised all the good the Government done third protested he represented Whig element in the should with Government received with cheers deputation been objected to of the Radicals on the ground it the ...

... reforms and section are intensely dissatisfied with what they style the “ of Ministry whom declare be little better of old Whigs” They see time flitting rapidly little or nothing accomplished We the fag-end of the longest Session on record one of the large ...

... and some I fear other what I wish you to realise is this fact that wherever English and Sdbtch majority combined either side— Whig or Tory is than eighty-five the Irish members would have in every detail of our small casting vote You resolution you a clause ...

... cheers). This was most satisfactory position, because showed that they were longer going to ba deluded by Whi& leaders and Whig Ministers, but were going the Radical they carei for embodied in legislative work. (Cheers). Sir Edward Russell had said, the ...