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

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

... somebody who could impartially—neither Whig nor Tory— (laughter and cheers)-he did not know such a man and he did not want to—(renewed laughter and cheers)—but he meant one who for this pur- pose would be neither Whig nor Tory, but who could simply explain ...

... move, now, or see if I don't get a cqp and have you arrested. The coachman's neck pulsated with anger, and he half lifted his whig, but when the arab opened his mouth to shovrt, Police, he changed his mird, and brought the lagli gently across the horses' ...

... position in the county. Spencer's brother, 'William Cowper, was Whig member for Hertford, &nd at that time s.nd place political passion on the Tory side was bitterly intense. Besides Whigs Mid Tones, there were living in the town many of the bitterly- ...

... Fiddle not; flute not Avoid every evening party Except a little game of whist, Backgammon, or ecarle. In politics avoid the Whigs, Stop at home and mind the pigs. And it's my particular desire That in the week you once at least Take dinner with the Esquire ...

... 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 Tories, but only Englishmen;' and as regards ourselves, when these African questions are being dealt with there should ...

... at Llandaff Court in 1677. Admiral Mathew commanded the Mediterranean Fleet. It is re- lated of him that he was a pronounced Whig, while his vice-admiral (Lestock) was a Tory. During those excited times in our political history party feeling ran high, and ...

... explosion.—Reiiter. Release of War Correspondents. Nsw YORK, Monday.—A telegram from Havana states that Messrs Robinson and Whig- ham, newspaper correspondents recentlv cil-ptured by the Spaniards, have been released.—Reuter. Blanco Reviews Fresh Troops ...

... large family, and very, very poor but the wife strove to straighten her crouching frame at these words, and said, in a hollow whig- per, Never, never, till he lay me in my grave. It was the evening of a spring holiday and for a brief space forgetting, or ...

... Watkin Williams (afterwards Judge), Mr Henry Richard ard 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 ...

... duties as M.P. for his native county with zeal and inde- pendence. Wonderful tasay, he neither ratted nor sneaked and yet Whigs, Tories, and Radi-; cals treated him with deference and,respect. He' had long been the husband of her who, when our sketch ...