... breeze; we must not forget also to be proud of the coinage with the British mint mark, which, thanks to Somers and other wise Whigs of the Engliah:levolution, is more acceptable than native money in G~rmany or Franca, in the mountains of Switzerland, in India ...

... re-uniting of the Irish party, but until that took place it would not be possible. * Those who said Air nlcCarthy's party were Whigs were incorrect, as they were dependent no political body in this country, and they were not paid mercenaries. They were se ...

... 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. ...

... Carlisle, who died in 1864. These have been preserved at Castle Howard, and their writer, the Earl, was leading member of the Whig party for more than thirty years, and twice filled the office of Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland nnder Lord Palmerston. His sister ...

... the laet 00 years or so there } bavveybeen tbree extensione of the political franchise, the first of which was given by the Whig party under Lord John Russell in 1832. The eacond was granted by that eminent Conservative statesman Lord Benconsfield, and ...

... mau. Sir W, H. WIT: put forward to the support of the working meno of Bristol iat, one of which was that he never caused the Whigs avy anxiety ; he always voted as he was told. So the Radica i M.P, was he mast not think for him- could see that a great r ...

... the the day, Ao: in search of nents for the AK: ast are, could not do arm bimeelf with this little work, It contains an ion Whigs and Liberals and | icals to th: what they are doing. Here isa passage: —**One word to the future. If @ statesman ever lived ...

... yet saw his way to support, and often very effectively to advo- cate, the great reforms of the 1880 Parliament. He was a good Whig, and as such rendered services which will be more valued in the future Perhaps, when calmer judgment is possible, than now ...

... no ordinary power of repartee, and as a whist-player had few vals. Although te Ponsonbys were by tradition somewhat violent Whigs, Miss Melita Ponsonby always adhered consistently to the old-fashioned Toryism of the Bathursts. On Thursday a number of her ...

... (From the Times.) The letters and Diary take us into the best of good company, particularly whig company, though one of Lord Bristol's oldest and closest friends was Sir Thomas Hanmer. the Tory Speaker of the house of Commons. Lord Bristol was a keen ...

... • kind who was am ef • Imsdis ashes. Attsra t i ?m--imed • rider height that lila r• hi aid inmatia Jai posed et - him • so Whig k is hasher, oar dee ye be hers P • ...

... 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 ...