... the unparalleled sacrifices the Liberal Unionists; of the increased aeal for reform shown by Tories owing to the infusion of Whig and Birmingham blood since 18« b—not apparent to Liberal eyes —and of fine achievements dating from that year. We all remember ...

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... The Holy ('fly, MOIA England ; son', Little ben Lee, Mr. Millen ; 501 4. Tile Flight of Ages. Miss Pittard; song, Whig am 1, love, without Thee ? (eoc wed), the Her. M • Kirby ; song. Name the Day '' ',woman Miss A. ' Cole vii4mii ttu.r, Old ...

... because they were not sufficiently earnest in carrying out Radical doctrines, because they leaned toe much to the official and Whig element in the party —the element which claims all the offices and does little of the work. Had electoral reform, for instance ...

... nut. Three A- Aside and an Orchard belonging to the Glastonbury Pottery Company, 'ladled, containing in 124 aerie. Clay is Whig dog from one of fields and the whole will be Ist as awes at SS EU per Sc,., the Company paying miss and taxes. STREET HEATH ...

... biota in the Education Code for 1895-96 the Schools are exempted from the annual ^ 1896 visits of inspectors without notice Whig for the annual of Her Majesty's Insperter. 1'1163U —Ou Wednesday night the • the Loyal Bridport Lodge, R.A.0.R., press ...

... gaunt he ever made, Mr. Gladstone declared that tine. was on his side. It was indeed. Fur although that Bail eerialied by • Whig secession—the secession immortalised by John Bright is the C..ve of Adullam—twelve months had h ardly elapsed when • Tory Govern ...

... people the face of the unreconcilability Mr. Lloyd George and his friends and of the treachery of Mr. John Redmond. The Northern Whig (Belfast) says that Lord Roeebery's Government have been carrying on a reckless system of political gambling with no money ...

... Brooks continues his group of papers on American Party Politics, the title of the present paper being The Passing of the Whigs. Dr. Charles L. Dana writes an article on Giants and Giantism, and argues that giantism nothing but a disease. The frontispiece ...

... to make tiieir exhibitions simply perfect. They should pass more swiftly and the ball should have boen passed right out the whig man others, instead of going backward and forward between the same two or three. Bat. leave off fault finding our three-quarters ...

... Commons or to the 0.- but I do so now with feelings of the deePou responsibility. Sir William 11.0-court, like all the Old Whigs, really di4krs erpense, but he may have meant to expreA his that there must be a 1):,0111tion belts next April, and that it ...