... Inquire how things fared with them, for, as they knew, he was by the circumstances of the case very closely connected with them, Whig in a certain sense their vicar. So he asked each time he came bow matters were going on, and he heard, as be always had expected ...

... occasion, —Witness: You told me that we should meet again. — Prisoner : And no shall.—Witness Wa (Laughter.) • Prisoner, on Whig charged with this offence, pleaded not frailty. Ile was then committed for trial to the Quartet Sessions at Salisbury on April ...

... had taken the opportunity to observe in debate that time was whau tb.3 was divided in twain, the contending parties either Whig or Tory, or the later mod Liberal and Conservative. Now, naid there's third party—the Irish Party. proclamation was received ...

... handita is pay, and inciting to crime. Prom information we have received from Berlin. we believe that Mr. Bathurst had gone ...

... trona uctory, CHU ACE( PILT U MAKER. In iu to 'rawer. taus, Yawata. 1411.11W: 0m The largest sod must varied la the Welt ad Whig and le all Its Immeshes. hoiesale and Retarl.—li. /A. CROSS AND (PATENTEES). WATCH MAXIMS AND JEWELLERS. 6. HUM STREET. BRISTOL ...

... history* and in no way creditable. The Conservative or Constitutional Party of the present day represent the sentiments of the Whig Party of William 111.' S reign, who stood up for civil and religious liberty as against the principles of tyranny. Two cen- ...

... Salisbury seemed always serious to bring them into conflict with the Commons; and now that the restraining influence of the Whigs had been withdrawn, by their being absorbed io the stagnant pool of Tory swamp, the result was likely to be momentous. ...

... remarks, Hle spoke of the Whigs having been absorbed into the stagnant pool of the Tory swamp, and thus it happens that a great historical party, or, shall we say, the rump of one, disappears from political history. The Whigs have played a great part in ...

... Salisbury seemed always anzious to bring them into conflict with the Commons, and now that the restraining influence of the Whigs had been with- drawn, by their being absorbed in the stagnant pool of the Tory swamp, the result was likely to be momentous ...

... in years to come- Lord Salisbary • always to bring them into conflict wito Commons, and now that the restraining iaiaence Whigs had been withdrawn by their being absorbed stagnant pool of the Tory swamp, the result was l** rf be momentous. The time was ...

... not know that was alt be regrett-d, but the eflect on the House Lords was serious and likely to momeutons. Up this time the Whig party ' bad (Xeicised Upper House powerful and moderating influence. They bad acted as a Buffer S.ate be:we=u democratic ...

... Lord Salisbury seemed always anxious to bring them into conflict with the Commons, and now that restraining influence of the Whigs had withdrawn by their absorbed in the stagnant pool cf the Tory swamp the result was likely to momentous. HECKLING MR. BALFOUR ...