... Itosebery personally, ami think he has had rather a hard time of it as leader of the Liberal party. 1 have never called myself a Whig, or even a Liberal, but always Radical, and if Lord were moro pronounced nnd mor ...

... to suggest recriminatious, nor iseek to apportion hl*m bet veeo toe two politioal pariie*. Let them take i inply that both Whigs and Tories inherited ami hands this traditioa of hostility. W-11, he hopad hat learned a lesson. Some significant words of ...

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... equality with his fellows. Have not-some ef our greatest reforms been secured for ns with Prime Ministers, .nH most of them Whigs What .B.n bo say of Bad Out, or of Lord Bus■ill, Fuulity Jack,” aa waa notraely called, orofiLerd PaiaißßaroH,orof Bad Abkr- ...

... Pratra; alaMa Mr- H. *let tnendsrie), Woes Claw Nth Ora Pro H. • Heim by the Wow Clumetone. and Drown. • lima Wed the pop *Whigs. The lbw. R. H. U. at the who 104 en kindly at the Mr. N. es the Tothretheoz—By to our arbreasenseat edema will be mese MI ...

... evsoke-kavdemed vapour bad rasa wade way with hod helium; lathe glowing ere in the Mere Me he it. and the fog man am! away, Whig alone, es smelt hem • feeling as from told, as he was sand at from time le pow* inquisitive Or. This way. Ur, if you pkese: ...

... the seams were dishreetwil--hed la it an elemera of . It woe rat, brewer, • prostrate as it did the a the ego Z . % Were sad Whig et the Mena wee awitmix= al = the el hise the ad him badly. Although Ire sewer t is wide idiom bed tale _rof the imendiste ...

... the mils. Weemsjoymen a pelt/ wib. whisk is lily =no smoldered trams the by umereere and satrap el • TM Award amerces: If 'Whig sold mobs amends the prolonged dismeselerts trim Lea lienebery has new minion h Medi tres. wonM Si ha vas the Ist the meet ...

... DRAINAGE BOARD, ANNUAL MEETING. The annual meeting of this Board was held on Friday last at the Town-hall, Glastonbury. there Whig present Mr. R. Retitle-Grenville (chairman) ; Mr. F. J. Hayes (vice-ehairman) ; the Hon. H. B. T. Strangways: Messrs. R. Bowie& ...

... years Russia occupied the same which she occupied now England then the way (Hear hear) them take it the traditional policy of Whigs Tories alike that fearful whatever happened in of the - hall song should not have Constantinople” That traditional rid of (hear ...

... consistent with political I claimed independently either party and invoked the courteous good offices of neither the Tory nor the Whig that wonld assuredly been forthcoming had application been made by such I have the hononr to be Sir obliged obedient servant ...

... City of London Six days afterwards the Parliament assembled and on November 20th was opened in person by the Sovereign The Whigs under Viscount Melbourne were in power When the Civil came to be settled by the House of Commons the allowance made Queen Victoria ...