... mighty fine. Party feeling then ran high, and invaded both the Court and every relation of life, and Swift mentions that the Whig ladies had announced their intention of absenting themselves from Court, whioh he calls a spiteful French fashion, adding ...

... much less to be dunned and teased by foreigners about mathematical things. Five years later, in 1701, he was elected as a Whig member for Cambridge University. It is doubtful Whether the honour pleased him as much as the electors imagined. At any rate ...

... wants long range. That horrible and inexplicable phrase There’s ’air has now completely lost its vogue. So says the Northern Whig.” Our contemporary naturally objects to dropping the “h.” The words in the following missing-word rhyme come to us from one ...

... interrupt the annual meeting, which was usually held at Whitsuntide, a short period before the end of the Session. When the Whigs came into power, they adopted this practice from their political opponents. Later on, the holiday-like features of the function ...

... England, have wrought good the hands of his successors. The ambition to lead and represent the democracy, which inspired the Whig aristocrats in the coming century, may also be claimed as part of his political heritage.” All this ; however—and Lady Burghclere ...

... psychological period. It was opposed at first blindly by the great bulk of the Tory party of that date—though there were many Whigs who sympathised with them —as the Hadicals of to-day blindly oppose and resent any investigation into our present fiscal system ...

... the House of Commons. His ambitions were not long delayed. In 1715, before he had attained the legal age, he was elected as Whig member for 'the St. German's Division of Cornwall- A few months afterwards, on taking his seat, after making a violent speech ...

... paper entered upon a new lease of life. Its political complexion assumed a character of Liberalism which was in advance of the Whigs of the pre-Reform days, and he was the means of attracting to its columns men of wit and of celebrity in the literary world ...

... 3:-1933 Cent. Uruguay.-(77 1 x 1 8%) 11.34-77/b Cent. Uruguay Eastn. Ex.-(65:g 7 1 .f51 11.34.65 7 7 ,4 Cent. Uruguay N. Ex.-Whig/ 11.34-61 g ?b CordOba & Ros. 4p.c. let Deb.-(90 2) 11.34-90 2 Cordoba & lios. op. r. 2nd Deb.-(106 81 U. 34-106 8 Cordoba ...

... Joseph’s coat many colours, which :s known the Labour programme, derives some of its doctrines from the ancient principles of the Whigs. As an instance of the survival of old maxims, of the successful pouring of old wine into new bottles, this was doubtless ...

... rSri.it office the Government, and his resignation had important part speech and pen, in ( ‘■Men and Women the Time >. taxing Whig side; especially agnation. Rule and those arising out of the Crofter g 2= i tsps®, f in 1869 Primeval Man: An Lxaminaii some'Recent ...

... he spoke but seldom, but when be did it was with mild persuasiveness, gentle deprecating air, that suited oddly with the old Whig doctrines that fell from his lips. Besides proving once more what has been proved a score of times already, and yet somehow ...