... Germany and Italy were but geographical expressions, and while this political regime at home was still that established by the Whig Reform Act. He hasseen many and vast changes in Earope, and not a few in Great Britain itself, and bas played a conspicuous ...

... and to-day'g accoanted for by the genera] aphsin yesterday (Thflrsdny'.) ires run along the railway. t columu, brol ' PO3tS §0 whig) and thereby caunsed mucl, railway trafy stls, reveuls nporarily deprived of woywhere, JAD IMPASSABLE ART CANNOT GO, ) sends ...

... married very well. The latter became a Whig placeman, and was almost the last president of the old Board which was supposed to control ** John Company.” The grandson was in the diplomatic service, and kept up the Whig family tradition by marcying a sister ...

... fitness, am{) reward of good service. When it is added that the journals so concerned were the Standard, Chronicle, Northern Whig, and ield, it will be seen that the older journalism sti.] runs upon the established lines that command respect. The chairmar ...

... Somers House, and Newcastle House, the last name attaching to it while it was the residence of the Duke of Newcastle, the Whig Prime | Minister of a hundred and fifty years ago. It | is the most northerly of that interesting row of | houses on the western ...

... in South Africa. He was not going to pretend which Government was responsible so far back as that but he believed it was a Whig Government; he would not, howaver, go into those details, but he believed that the Boers had a just right to resent our conduct ...

... Jjudieious coumsellor. But in May, ¢ iy Wy shortly afterwards says, “The Duke admonished the juvenile, and *Jot him 183, the Whig Government was defeated and last Sunday Prince Albert spent on oarth ” 'The visit to Sidmouth was nevertheloss § resigned office ...

... over a year before the first milard of minutes is completed. When the 20th centu dawned on the world the number of minutes whig have elapsed since the beginni:g of the year 1 A.p, was 998,640,000, and we shall celebrate the thousand millionth minute at ...

... author of Commentaries”) became counsel Colonial Office and the Board of Trade on his retirement from the Bar and during the Whig regime which followed passing of the Reform Bill he appointed Under Secretary for Colonies while was the Colonial Office that ...

... all to sorrow turned, our triumph to lamentation. Then came the anxious watchi for intelli« gence from the Palace room in whi?:g our angust overeign was lying between life and death—a time of deep tension to the nation, hours a.xai days of pained yet ...

... junr., in Langton. It is hoped that this bestimony to his worth will bear encouragement to Mr. Milns in his new district, whi.g is a much larger one, and he carries with him the good wishes of the two rishes, who have always found him obliging. Ro testimonial ...

... Liberal pa.rt{ must now recognise its ition. Personal class influence had practicalf;)sgone from the Liberal party, the old Whig element had gone, and a good thing as well. They must now recognise, if the{ were going to do ani greattiood, the‘y must take ...