... magistrate in 1832, and filled the office of High Sheriff. was once captain in the Worcestershire Yeomanry, and 1832 he was elected Whig for East Worcestershire, one the defeated candidates being Sir John Packington. was re-elected in 1835, but retired in 1837 ...

... Wyndham, one ol the -ii.t ...

... cleavage Radicalism and its remaining capitalist imterests will become as wide as the cleavage between it and its once powerful Whig auxiliaries But the more immediate in “another place.” tussle will be over the land, as we can see from the bitterness evoked ...

... be overlooked. Though the fact that we have a Colonial Empire at all to-day is admittedly due to the prompt application by {Whig statesmen a time of grave crisis the principles of free self-government to our then much-vexed dependencies, yet it would not ...

... ] analogy between the present Radical disappoint- with regard to the inde&mte postponement of the dissolution and that the Whigs I in 1783. when Pitt, in spite of some public im-I patience, clung strenuously lo office. •‘Pitt,” 1 we are told, “having wisely ...

... affections, with emotional sympathies that long years in the Law Courts have not succeeded in repressing. And so far from being Whig, he is an advanced Liberal. He i>as g.ven ample proof in the present Session of his strong convictions and democratic fibre ...

... Yorkshire that er ...

... ip, showing how employed the scientific method, improved the realistic school by making it also naturalistic, and invented whig might be called experimental novel,” in which the kntluencce heredity and environment on given characters were logically worked ...

... Durham, bitterly denounced as he was at the time the Tories, for his scheme for the self-government of Canada. Even so advanced Whig as Lord John Russell was little doubtful of it first; but two years after it had been promulgated Durham’s report was embodied ...

... ol 2s. per week, and costs, was made. Larceny Alonso Smith, labourer. Broad way. was fined Is., and 20s. costs, for stealing whig and parts of harness from stable Beck ford, on October 11. the property of Mr. Alfred C'oak. Drunk Again.— William Robert Perry ...

... acceptad 3 good enongh Ag a theral. 7 sre was al- Wa Du ha of t e Liberal party being antiaiome end beng overneighted by its Whigs. he 10 sly of representing the in the House of Lords by a large number ot Secretaries: of State and great dignit in tended ...

... precedent which seems to us (the *• Daily Telegraph ) be decidedly unfortunate. All his predecessors-Unionist, Separatist, Whig, Tory, or Radical—have recognised the principle of joint Cabinet responsibility. Every former occupant of Sir Henry’s position ...