... Tories began to call themselves Conservatives and the Whigs to describe themselves as Liberals, is a matter of no real importance or historical valac. A Whig called by any other name, a blasted 'Whig' is all the same, is as true to-day as in 1830. The ...

... Munday's Viridine, the marvellous corn core. You should never travel without-It, In bottles. Is pest free, J- Mnndny, Cbemis'WHig'h-street, Cardiff ...

... we had seen in our Australian Colonies. There had been in this country in recent years a great and unfortunate reversion to Whig ideals, and there had also been a great block of reforms in the prominence of the Irish and other questions, which had kept ...

... binations of workmen (many of which had been passed by the Whigs who were in power from 1714 to 1770) which took place in 1799-1800 under the Tories, and apparently without any opposi- tion from their Whig opponents (as the absence of any reports of debates ...

... NEWPORT'S SATURDAY NIGHT. ) The Newport borough magistrates at their pitting yesterday investigated a disturbance whig- eccarrcd in Dock-street on Saturday night last, i.a which two women and three men were said to have been engaged. The scene was alleged ...

... Cibbez became great friends, and Cibber wrote several characters especially for him. Doggett died in 1721, and being a staunch Whig bequeathed a sum of money to purchase a scarlet coat and silver badge to be rowed for at the begin. ning of August to commemorate ...

... your attempt to evade this damuing fact on a former occasion, by trying to ease the L'berah of responsibility for what the Whigs did, it is necessary to insist here that the mere change of name which took place about 1830 did not at all change the compiexiou ...

... Household Suffrage Bill for Boroughs in 1867 not because Tories believed in giving the suffrage to the people, but to dish the Whigs. The people can be trusted to remember this when the fitting time for remembering it comes, notwithstanding their occasional ...

... directions and it remains to be seen what steps the holders of office will take to repeat the old opera. tion of diahing the Whigs and saving themselves. With a democracy wakening to consciousness of power and of need—power to choose its representatives ...

... part in the choice and so seem to bind themselves to an obedience which they could not honestly promise if the leader were a Whig not only in person, but in policy. He had pointed out at Gloucester -why the questions of the foreign affairs and of Imperial ...

... House of Commons from 1847 to 1868 as mem- ber for Chester, and he was created Duke of Westminster in 1874. He was one of the Whig Dukes of Mr Gladstone's creation, but at the time of the first introduction of his great leader's Home Rule Bill his convictions ...

... Reviews. A notable declaration of view on this matter will be found in the current number of the Edinburgh Review. The old Whig Quarterly had for a genera- tion lost its former political vigour and fire, and had become the Apostle of political namby-pambyism ...