... usual nmrk. mther interrupts him talks across, a* ite J* k Jsf and turn the conversation. Jekyll. it remarked, wan hereditary Whig. “Si'bu^x of an .vacua* •• la «ood lallow, nUi tMm. ‘Th. hovaa ol th. Aut^o.' 1 have road here. II rich etylo of • Lelln Rookh ...

... o>*ul*te* th* of *rwT StatwTln the world. »U.. nhawarn lw rrwori• waprmtoti*it htcniehi lle tombed and lrjnrW««w^^ The- AOtooM *ty whig, tiiiw tlnw. the altonto of gawfMty a* • nabled K«ur* a mnahot la aoaa* nop*** »■*»»•» «• S3a , Sl?2^-aSi'KT SBTfi Mittfv th ...

... open and audaetoo* arowal of Jeiobitism, tfa» eonnd Whig stopper eapreuud himself in strong langungo after the “ice tho treasonable conduit of the minuter. Instead, however, railring other sound Whig, totoe side, ha found himself, to hi, greet surprise ...

... country, where until * . iretively recent periotl the great game of polities was confined two pUyers, the familiarly designated Whig and Tory and onsenratiTe. how ahaolnte and uraiiimoua must iU acknowledgment in cer- u ,„ r.mtin. realms, where |v.litioe display ...

... none are for a ■yartv. Pension him in old age—compel his retirement from a sphere cf dominant supremacy time rule? Impossible! Whig Governments. Tory Governments,Unity Govcrnmentfr. Disruption Governments, dare not try the experiment. His juvenility grows ...

... (dr. «s« *’ aero i« •• Mi •jirtt. aanto.. ia prian|4c mu*l toik-i rsratai «•. «•« av.-t tie-.-w r.nifc laru-aa. a.o»t |ila.. Whig, the man wao rr.-re mi t.itor* u* Tory rluto ..n eery day *4 ttowHrrlsw tutor al* lor ndtea and «Isaac pr. wuc. aa lUr urw ...

... and patty ties when Ibe call« 4 duly Liiu. i ...

... spoke : lYuvoat Kuss, io luiruduciiif Lor.l K ...

... .ll.rsrro o* drlai)« when the di»ni«**oe took place. M«re.Hiit Mr HARI.INt} whether »a. aware that the only market lof the Whig waa lie Tory (La ighlcr HOUSE LORDS. FRIDAY, C«A»t «no» look hi» tit P*si lour clock THIS PISTOL* HILT.. Lot* STANLEY o( AI ...

... Holland, was sent to Oaford. thence to Erlangen, finishing his studies in Edinburgh, where became friendly with the local Whigs. coming Paris in 17»7 the future novelist and politiiian plunged into dissipations of every kind, condu-t which afterwards ...

... acho.lroootfrw th* art nalk-nr and tli. mua*um would h*vo to conmimlj. and in th. atrict acuae th* worrit education*!. Mere Whig *round through oolfretion pictur** *i»l ap**'- m*n*t without oth*r guitUnc* than *u idle enrlnaitj, will more odnrwt* hoy girl ...

... weenatnntU and lh«— eapei were ilMoppoiDteii h.mwU th.m.*em Mr ohnee did ? ' , ...