... ‘everyone will hope that he will live to charm many audiences in the future. Nor can it be forgotten that although the old Whigs may now be the most inveterate they ren- dered a fine service in their day, and the Duke of in particular did good work in ...

... day that amongst his political achievements he had destroyed old Whig party. Well, he was not quite so certain about that. Hf, as Sir William and some of his friends seemed to think, the Whig party was only a which was to be dragged and moved by a Radical ...

... puerile mis- school, History is poisoned by litera: , Green, and their Mr, Bain is an uncompromisin; and Tory, bating both Whigs and cals, and, course, abborring Auarc! au f should evcr keep his promise of writing Lord life, the result wou Southam ptoa-street ...

... of regret if the Whig porty had, indeed, been destroyed (hear, bear). He believed the Liberal Unionist party contai:-' within itself all the elements which had distinguished the Whig party during its history, and tha’ even if the Whig name o ceased to ...

... the extreme men. And there is truth as well humour [in the definition. was a rule in English politics the days of the old Whigs that the one or two Radicals that were taken into a Liberal Government had no real power, but were there in order to gratify ...

... of 1892 had ‘pronounced upon the claims of the two contending parties. On the one hand was the old Tory party reinforced by Whig seceders and Radical deserters, and on the other side was the Liberal party, under the great leader whose name would remain ...

... the pioneer, in a@ way, of the Socialist move- ment of the present time. “We Tories,” he proclaimed, “are hampered as the Whigs are with any blind devotion to the dictates of political economy.” The Liberalism that he opposed was the old and so-called ...

... LADIES’ COLLEGES. SUTHERLAND HOUSE 51, Birnbeck Road. INCLUSIVE FEES for Board, English, French, Musie, Harmony, Bookkeeping, and Whig, 24 GUINEAS PEK ANNUM. pils prepared for all Individual Attention to Delicate and Backward Pupils. Tennis and Sea Bathing in ...

... have surrendered 35 ately alter Parlicment reasssmbles, in connection guns. They promise to give up 70 or 60 more pro- with “Whig cheque scandal,’’ vided the commanding the Auglo-ludiaa column at Thetta will refrain from the TE RRIBLE ACCIDENT TO LADS. ...

... of 1892 had pro. nounced upon the ciaimu of the two contending parties. On the one hand was the old Tory party reinforced by Whig seceder. and Radical desertera; on the other side war the Liberal party under the great leader, whose name wonid remain for ...

... les Schreiber became Conservative candi+ date for the borough seon after his marriage with iy the Berkeley able from 1832, Whig which had been i 1880 A Schreiber ran the general election of inge within a dozen votes, the te stack to Chel- Mr. aed Lady ...

... over-crowded, full in his song, Admiral’s Broom.’’ The plaintiff at 52s, 6d. per head, but on delivery the It party, reinforced by Whig seceders and Radical the mandate? No. As the House ef Commons of the writing on the the occasion of the although 145 patients ...