... tribulation in the habitations of the Primrose League thereat. In the old days, South Wilts returned two 'members, and, when Whigs had not developed Radical tendencies, Sir Thomas Grove was one of them. Butin 1874 the blueflag gloriously triumphed, and in ...

... he bas no hesitation in astributing the accident, which mi ght ‘have had very serious co uences, to the excessive speed at whig the drivcr.mhita) permitted his train to run through the points into the station. White acknowledged that he ran through the ...

... to sce tho wishes of local clectors, their right of choice of mFrcscntafivcs, ruthlcsslfl set aside in obedience to the Tory-Whig cancus in London. The bonds have already been strained to snapping-point, but for tho moment they hold. Mr. Courtucy has beon ...

... textile industries were woven in (laughter). He remembered Mr. Disraeli accusing Nir Robert Peel of stealing the clothes of the Whigs while they were Datiag | Enaider), Ehed seemed to bo the sort of petx larceney which wul TTuionist party_ E“?‘ practised on ...

... delivered in the sixties, would be read to-day. After all, we move, and are likely to move. If the *“ Unionist,” or the * Whig,” or the *‘ Constitutionalist” (s 0 many are the aliases of the party) is fulfilling the mission of his nature by trying to ...

... polling districts, | June :8, at St. Jobn’s Church, Devizes, by the i 1 flc.’ £ 0 ing to the House Mr . | members, and, when Whigs had not developed | with the number of voters in each, are as|Rev. Dr. Burges, Thomas, second son of J. and 8. SIJRy SuINchER ...