... party cm- I fiot, social amenities are not dead in the divisimn. The16 inew year was ushered-in with a pleasant ball,.at which Whig and Tory tripped it right merrily into the small hours of h meriting. It was mentioned on Monday j that the Liberal party, ...

... NationalReview. He pointed out that while Al thL ibea party hus been declaiming against the the House of Lords, the rich Whigs of the party sidez ehave been scheming, subscribing, and enter- than tain Ial round, with the view of being lordE h rewarded ...

... the patronage of the Crown. Sydney s Smith observed, in the days of the first reformed Parliament, that if you met a young Whig you did not ask him whether he was a Commissioner, but into what department of human life it was his business to inquire. A ...

... 18i5, 3; total, 7. Sh Out-patients-New, 5; old, 28; total. 33. Gifts:-20 eggs, Mrs. H. Wilkins. 6 couples of rabbits, E. R. Whig- field, Eq.; ditto, R. N. Byass, Esq.: oake, Mrs. Pearce, er graps and appIes, Mr.N. Reynolds; Gnew calico womren's ...

... that shire in 1780, but had been t numbered among Fox's Martyrs atthedisastrous I dissolution of 1734, which drove the Whigs from r power for virtually half a century.- Byng, as Father of the House of Commons, had succeeded -Thomas William Coke ...

... becaitec it v a- a vain decoration. Airs. OliphIant treats .James II. 'ith, perhnaps, a little more than the fairness to which the Whig historian has accustomed the world. She seems, at monments, to have a glimpse of the tact that he lost his throne not for ...

... complaint which followed it, and which was paid by the veteran Radical ?erronetThocnpson-not to be confounded with the eminent Whig Poulett Thomson, who was one of Mr. Villiers's sponsors for the Wolverhampton candidature: I rejoice that the hon. gentleman ...

... more like the old- in fashioned Tory party than Sir William Harcourt's or Lord of Rosebery's party wan like the old-fushionmed Whig, ho and they now had on their side a number of eminent rd scatesmen from amongst whom in days gone by the as Grand Old Man ...

... it was a of fact that ev7eui the very naoie by which the Liberal party b hadbeen known for many genorations, the nene of t Whig, came from the west of Scotland. They thereforeprotested agamnst their opponents appropri- ating the nanme of Liberal. There ...

... work lent arc. this year by Lo rd Houghton. Sir Joshula nitit oc have boon as intimnate with sonc niembers of ~ this great Whig family as if lie had bean a con- toy tldentieal friend or an old and trusted advriser. bri At various stages of their life ...

... hreiber became Conservative candidate for the borough soon after his marriage with Lady Charlotte, attacking the 'Berkeley Whig interest, xhich had been impregnable from 1832. At the general election of 1859 Mr. Schreiber ran the present Lord Fitzhardinge ...

... welcome Lord Rcsebery's courage in facing a real and an imme- diate political problem. The Prime Minister has dis- carded his Whig advisers, and has declared for pay- ment of Members as the necessary complement of the lowering of the franchise, and the admission ...