... it is easily understood. Probably if her politics were to be defined the present moment she might be classed a Whig-Unicnist. Slit began a Whig under Lord Melbourne, to whom she was infinitely indebted for political tuition and training. She remained Liberal ...

... Fitchett retells the story Inkermann, Lord Dufferin describes the siege of Bowarsnud seen from the d*-ck of Foam, An Old Whig indulges in some memories of Kensington Palace, Canon Wood. D.D.. writes about Witchcraft, the Kev. Steward purveys more humours ...

... like many of his less known compeers, was a freeman of the company. Until quite recent years the Fishmongers' was a markedly Whig guild. The members were all of that political persuasion, and the honorary freemen were nearly every instance holders of Liberal ...

... applause)—he should have declined ; and, above all, f he had not found that they required to represent ihem, not an old-fashioned Whig but a progressive Sadical—(loud applause)—he should have stood on >ne side. Having considered those things, he accepted heir ...