... Disestablishment men were fighting men, and would not , because the Welsh He by asking ratepayers to men to wine weuld the Whig party did of old. meeting was most orderly, and the bulk of the audience seemed to turn out whole Liberal Oa_the motion Of ...

... fossilized Whig. Precisely the same reasons rule with the leaders of the Opposition. The old Tory power is gone, never to return. If Lord Salisbury re' turns to power the probabilities are, that as politician he would try to dish the Whigs. In his last ...

... SILL —• Ip.w.LTT ne rano Om. dm of MILS sad BILAMDIMIi treported areal, so that Otsy rely opos the Quallly Utica peewit% lade Whig supplied ou the mutt Moderate TIMM 0.3 Perelman et Queoth lee to 'applied lb Pekoe, diroe, L.m Bood. rcflr UNDIMIMILIBO aim% ...

... time there were the Whigs and the Torics. (Interruption. | go and learn the A B C. ) know this young man; he is ing on his waintance with me. (Cheers.) I'm T have not angry at him, however. Laughter. , but the sympathy men in the Whigs of that day were the ...

... the ‘would not be considered a party question. baton. Mr Cole is leader of the orchestra, It was one of those questions which Whig and the fact that the scenery has been and Tory, Radical and Conservative, must specially painted by Mr William Glover is carefully ...

... an English sovereign baked in a pie ? Was it an astral body that humbugged the worthy Canon, or was it some real full-bodied Whig who, unbeknownst to his reference, slipped the prescribed document into the pocket of the statesman's overcoat ? MR TIM HEALY ...

... place-hunting of the M'Carthyites. A correspondent of the independent writes— It is manifest, I think, from the action of the Whig section of the Liberal party that the Government is soon to go out of office, and it will be a matter of surprise to many to ...

... the mountain and the flood which a national characteristic. may squabble and fight over the evanescent success or popolarity Whig or Tory, aud The kettle o' the Kirk or State Fu' gair may need flail in't, But dt:l foreigu tinker loon Shall ever ca' nail ...

... 11.11, 110. Llll. .14.5. 6.7, 61. 7, 9.114. W..asoer 4 minutes Ist4r Anirsonon-7.46., 6.441. 1646. 1132, 140, 6.16, &XV. 4 Whig mon Is3r Rand-7.67, LW 0.1.1114, 1, Ll 4, 4.61, 7.01. 1316. &It, 11.21/ Osstbr4d6e-653. 7.40, 244 6.11. LXI. 10.16. 11.54. ...

... his father. In 1862 he retired from the police coart business, and member of Parliament for the Boroughs ec a Palmerstonian Whig. He wae made Under Secretary at the Home and later on Vice-President of the of Office in Lord Palmerston's last Ministry ia ...

... the beat loved of writers. Of all his wonderful variety of characteristics and endowments, varying from those of Cameroniau Whig the amiable traits in Villon, none fails to find expression in his works.” ...

... Grangehill and Muristoo, with the Montgomerys and the Pullocks, were Jacobites and smugglers, while James Ker was a Hanoverian Whig. Also that this James Ker of Crummock, 26th January, 1740 (six years after Mathew Pollock acquired Boghall), is seized in the ...