... clearly understood Probably if her pol (ioa were to be Jefined at the present moment she might be classed as Whig-Unionist. Ehe began a Whig under Lord Melbourne, to whom she was infinitely indebted for political tuition and training. She remained Liberal ...

... thia country during the laat two craturiw, who hare not ahaagod their opmiooi with the changing timaa. Walpole waa alwaya a Whig; but the irat William Pitt, the graatwt Foreign Minuter that England arar had, waa by tnrna the equivalent of modern Liberal ...

... ye-.i th,- pnldi. 'ns were doubled, and by 1-7 I Ihe country was ms w.-ll vac inal- .I it been I«. Tore or since, 'l ie- id! .whig table giv- tie; average annual -mnll p-x id - p.-r mil ioii living in . y.-ar permds is:}- 1 .'a . ...

... of bis Ufa, waa returned tba lop of the poll, the other Tory nominee being aoeond, and the Whig candidate nowhere. In tbs country generally, however, tba Whigs wen a vast majority. Tha Gnat Reform BUI bad bean passed, and tha general election in which ...

... AGIO LANTERNS and SLIDES. Sale or Hire, .*r Lime aiumeute I r..vMed, L tlrt* Free.— E. Hakek, 86, F.shertjn Salisbury. JOHN WHIG,iT (la'e toe Greyr.ound,” Wißon), 15, Street, Salisbury, has uuii fancy bußiu*.»>d »t oi.r.v»- ,r- s-, - t/u-ts to r-tjeive ...

... resulted in the surrender of the Baltic fortress of Bomsrsnnd. ** Some Memories of Kensington Palace” are furnished by ” An Old Whig,” and form very readable paper. Canon Wood’s paper on Witchcraft” does not show very profound knowledge of history. •* The ...

... civilians regard their Arnjy now-a-days, and one of the accepted beliefs in those times—which Tories held still more firmly than Whigs —was that standing Army constituted standing menace to liberty, and that it ought Ih» kept as small as possible, and watched ...

... Wolr arhampton. Mr. Villiere, by hi. eloquence, remiy wit, and the adventegee which ha denrod from b“”myMSTuo“. He the oth OT Whig candidm. bad, howerer, to meet two opponent., on. Conmrra. lire Mr Peredar and tho other extreme Radical, Mr. TbV’l“tm conetitntod ...

... integrity of tbe Empire. Now, what was there politics in thoee three principles? They were always supported and maintained Whig and Tory, by Liberal and Cooservaiiva parties, until a few years ago. At the present time tbe party which called themselves ...

... issue companion *' Kidnapped,” sixpenny ” people’s edition” of the delightful sequel ” Catriona,” ia which the two friends—the Whig and the Jacobite—meet again and go through more perilous adventures. The Magazine of Art. Cassell and Compaov, Ltd.—The chief ...