... Countess Russell (says the Daily Chronicle) was a very remarkable woman. Her husband, the statesman, has often been called a Whig. She was unquestionablv a. Radical of a most stalwart and sympathetic typa. She was a great force in local Liberalism, which ...

... used, and two young men were badly injured. Later on a younsj reporter named McEeowii, on the staff of the Belfast Northern Whig, while proceeding to the Ilpyal Hospital to make the usual inquiries, was attacked by the crowd and so badly injured that he ...

... Government WM only a To ...

... at Llandaff Court in 1677. Admhsil Mathew commanded the Mediterranean Fleet. It i$re- lated of him that he was a pronounced Whig, While his vice-admiral (Lestodb) was a Tory., During those excited times in Our political history ( party feeling ran highland ...

... Adullamites with the Tories, and resigned. No sooner had Lord Derby's new Government come into office than Mr Disraeli dished the Whigs, and himself introduced a Reform Bill. Thanks to Mr Gladstone and the Liberal party, the Bill was so altered as to exceed ...

... Watkin Williams (afterwards Judge), Mr Henry Richard and others whom the people chose to represent them instead of the Tory and Whig members. Before this time the landlord and the aristocrat in Wales went to Parliament by virtue of long custom and a sort of ...

... foreign policy arises. I remember Lord Dufferin having said to me one day. when we had to deal with India, There are no longer Whigs and T«ries, but only Englishmen;' and as regards ourselves, when these African questions are being dealt with there should ...