... Japanese Premier, was not altogether unexpected. His Cabinet may be appropriately compared to a Whig Ministry composed, as Mr. Ci rzon expresses it^ of the great Whig families -the Cavendishes and Russells- of modern .lapan.only without their pedigrees. ...

... beginning to repair this blunder. The wish has often been expressed for the formation in France of two great Parties, the one Whig and the other Tory, as in England, but unfortunately the fact is lost sight of that both these Parties in Great Britain possess ...

... and all in favour of Dr. Jameson. Dr. Jameson was urged by the discontented Johanncsburgers to come to their aid. aud the Whigs in England, dissatisfied with the rule of their lawful Sovereign, King James 11. , invited William of Orange, the ruler of ...

... tniru, , i ». ,„ being «o 4-ssec. In the mile Wheeler had ll J ar ?? V. r i.i.. finished a wheels length aheaii of B. g. Whig, m _i__ with _K> yards start, in Jmin. 12 3-ssec. The Mue *- ,pe rt wits Handicap fell to H. T. Marsh. Wandle U., ?5 > ards ...

... .:r ooncer •_„ toe hoornji.g ?? ■_„ in „:• . last tour Vfuisi , :;a.e iiveti «l' t >r,g . :•> „ Oxforilshirc, tie! ween •' whig and L.- . , • j ?? stiii, a,-.d I waf.di ?? a_ u ,..i ?? ?? , loverrit. fioiJ. -milhilL. ?? „,, „., I tinct hk_ ?? A nt tiring ...

... Chesliitel.tt-nii- —i K. Ariio.tl (Uiilsbury and Lancashire), captain, and 11. -'• •'* dull (Did-hury aud Lancashire), left whig, forwanls. .-'outli: 1. li'i-ampton (Tetidingt' m and Middlesex), goal ; H. W. ItincKa (TetiUington an.l Middlesex) and M. ...

... uumliers of them we., killed. During some weeks' stay in Auvorgne he only saw one song-bird, and that was a thru sii with a broken whig. He was glad that many of our County Councils hadissut-d orders under the Wild Birds Protec.icn Acta prohibiting the taking ...

... sojourn in these political tropics. The Berliner Tageblatt is more intemperately anti-English. It constantly speaks of the Whigs- meaning, I presume, the Gladstonians— as at the bottom of the present excitement in Eng- land. It talks of the humiliating ...

... opponents. There is little doubt, I however, that the Duke, beinir the Leader of the j Jacobite Party, and Lord Mohun a violent Whig, ! the ground was well prepared for any outburst of I passion, and political feeling dictated to a great extent the accusations ...

... unmatured con- summation of deliberate political, moral, and intellectual obliquity ; the one was a Scotchman, the other a Whig in politics. (Laughter.) Yet he was credibly informed that the lecturer combined in himself something of both those cha- racters ...

... angry sky whose rack of wind driven clouds foretells a furious storm, Hockb of white sea gulls, some hovering on well-poised whig* over the rocks that stud the waters, others perched on salient points of tbe head- land, such are the constituents of a large ...

... little of any one except literary or Royal personages, unless they belonged to or were closely connected with one of the great Whig houses. The Jerningham connection, if not so splendid, was more catholic in the original meaning of the word, and in this respect ...