... Leicestershire, which is abont be sold, has a special interest for us consequence of Macaulay’s connection with it. There the great Whig historian was born; he liked the quaint old place, went thither as often could, and it was as Baron Macaulay of Rothley that ...

... Cuckoo Mao. By the Rev. P. H. Power. aa. Loyal Her Faith, by the Author •* His Wife’s Sin. ay. Through the Furnace, By C. E. C. Whig all. aa. V-C.’’: Tale of Lovr. and' War. By Thomas Khvwortm. a«. The Work of an Enemy. By Mary Hampden. so. A Desperate Cant ...

... its doors, was changed from aa open chocolate house to private olub in 1736. At first it wu the resort of the enemies of the Whig Government, end at last in George lll.’s reign it became the resort of the rabid sopporters of Tory Government, and the ehooen ...

... Chancellor of the Exchequer. They were an ancient and somewhat Chinese type, with thick horn rims, typical altogether of the Whig proclivities of their owner.” Easier Fate. —When dog barks night in Japan, the owner is arrested and sentenced to work year ...

... her apprenticeship, and when about to commence her training college career, thus wrote on the subject of history: The names Whig and Tory came into use > n t* reign of John. The political principles which they represent are these; Ist. Tory. The principles ...

... shark bear- yeare. The subscribed * • . atealthilv down past the ship on two of the annual report showed £IOS.bCO on ■ we” Whig eIL to a boat, the vs; Without losing a moment leapt overboard, to I ”*: tk jd ,„ cent., but. Isltrrlv the clothes and all ...

... tombstone at Winslow, Maine, bears the following inscription : ITere lies the body of Richard Thomas, an Englishman by birth, whig 76 a cooper trade, now food for worms, Like an old rum puncheon whose staves are all marked, numbered and shocked he will be ...

... introduction public life as M.P. tor the City of London the early age of 31. H* a* » » , ...

... within four years afterwards became Recorder of the city of Bristol, ami in 1767 was made Solicitor-General. Ho was politically Whig, and was at one time Member of Parliament for Culme. He was regarded very many even of his bitterest political encmie'*, as ...

... immediate return the money. “Can’t be done, your lordship, * said tho cabman, grinning. “ Can’t! Why not ?” rejoined the immortal Whig. Why, my lord, I thought a great nobleman like you of course meant to give me the money as compensation for the honour of driving ...

... afford a penny, 18(J(1 lightened the burdens of taxation 1807, controlled the legislation of Disraeli when he was “dishing the Whigs” and wanted to bring into action for the Tories a sham franchise. He abolished the Irish church, brought Irish reforms, extended ...

... north of irelan I, Where the “ glorious, pious, and memory of William still cberubed. although as party emblem has changed from Whig to Tory. It has been said that a hiftn s religion can told Ulster looking at the flowers in his carden. i orange lily stamps ...