... since 7 Macaulay's time. Certainly the extant portraits of the Lord Chief Justice hardly I- bear out the strictures of the Whig historian. The recent decision of the Gorsedd to allow poetical compositions for the chair prize to be written in metres others ...

... them back to5 1846, when MIr. Gee made his entrance into 1 political life by boldly aecepting the challenge J of a Denbigh Whig, who had delivered a speech in favour of Sir J. Graham's Education Bill, will find the biography a useful reminder of the -services ...

... will commenne with a, ?? c-on- ferenie. vh6., theo prosidaotaia addrea. Nvlfl he1N deliVere4 by the .,v. R. S. Wiliaso Thi whig ' i n h e afte, , - a n ed a tio n cr ole r - !? w l- blýbeK aet,g which a, paper on TMw Reistion M tit, Edsa' Pbe~pnrstw- ...

... this Bill ail], ?? as itmow-ba eon becomielaw. It-will tSi3- fore nott be amis to-consider tbermvvisius of ?? with a vi of whig pt o- pects it has of becming -ap popular-measur, and 0 of a!k1ahg-micutua dzstress,.aai-xpca.. The nain, leatures *of tle ...

... unless he advances with the age, wilU leave him standing to the Radicalism of the coming time in the relation in which exhausted Whig,,ery has, for a generation, stood to advaneing Liberalism. But, like all other men, he is bounded by his horizon, and does ...

... (Applause.) In con- clusion, Mr. M~orley spoke of the state of affairs in Armuenia, and said there was no difference between Whig or Tory as to the horror writh which they rega~rded the abominations that had been and were perpetrated in Armenia. H~e C asked ...

... of will result in the shedding of a number of the to narrower Liberals, whose earlier impressions are were derived from the Whig tradition, and who be have never shaken it off. But the Nationalists, before courting Radical hostility by a prema-. ture ...

... for the par' eof bng~,, fawell to tbc Re'. 3[. H. IL- I the hho em n and wearu hi-s er ad sa the Bar. G. Pete Mfr. Barrow, wHIG is we inoe virr of st. Phirlsrono's ChnuCh or hamd s been the icubent of St. r ?? for a pesiod of almost 19 yes whilst d ad ...

... mixed asse y of Pick- that hose. He dared say thiere were as nmny P n tbs good Cone ~ hr as theewre Libeal, d and or fossiel Whigs if they liked. He waP Ma up. proud to say he did receive the expressions of a was- the gratnde iof the inmates, and he did ...

... rep3ir this blunder. The wish has was often been expressed for the formation in Prance read a, of two grest parties, the one Whig and the-other Slo Tory, as in Enland, but unfortunately the fae ...

... abotba esno cr aeishaving been f placed-on th~e o n in 1867. Doscn tol 1885 ha wa s r d Liberal, leaning more: e tw herdsa the Whig skcto, 1 and in that year the choice of Lbrlodidate efor Chester lay between him and Sir Walter (. (hen D) Foter, the latter ...

... .partie in The State a just measure of blame fior U 1that anzqpm obste of tings, I vente to My f ib wffl he found that the Whig p hae a eve heaier lord of responsbl to in this by a matter. They have more to do with the con- that quest of Irdand, with ...