... further the | fare of the people. He look: ed upon party best national government a s fatal to our interests, and rega rded Whigs and Tories as place-hunters who cou id always be bought at the price of employment. As to the special nm ecessity of England's ...

... him, which we see horrors consequent thereon, had a terrible loa! ays sixpence for the ves of. inquiry, theatre hand were Whigs, and those on my his military pictures ; woukd not kick against ying, say, one ries; and that those who had placed Itahan author ...

... Voice from by K. me! af but it served great, and Mansel Pleydell Londen: Digby, Long, and its purpose, o., Bouvene Street, was Whig Ministry being strengthened by it Inder-Secretary of I‘ “The Upton Sinclair 1 wandering. Edward Arnold. first State. Homever ...

... kept him from extremes; rank and env; ment, and the tenacity with which be to opinions once adopted, made i: him to remain a Whig of the a uy ie Tustoctatic trpy when suppler minds passed to Varou of Radicalism. Cabinet rank came to the then Marquess of ...

... tor speculation. The family rest 8 a power to be reckoned with, ber the member of the family should ‘forward tlying the old Whig colours of ancestors, as Mr. Richard Cavendish, ne ar © he new Duke would do, or use w Mr ‘} Vitor Cavendish employed & Kerrs ...

... has been century and a half the rendezvous of and the late Duke bas not heen spoken of the last Pe as the Great Whig, or t Last. of Whigs. An old says that three w 1874 were constantly thrown open every raf the a; inst Bur'! louse, by the Duke of Portdand: ...

... landlords in dreland, and had made one of his few Parliamen in favour of disestablighin the Church. He himsel ad en- treaties from Whigs who hed turned Tory ” to come out of gave the crowning proof of disinterested at- tachment to principle by, by dary at he Lord ...

... BY “A most pestilent and arowed Whig,’ eried old Sir Maurice de Bracy, his ruddy cheeks pale at the news, “1 know not how he dare venture his vile carcase about here, where all of us be Indeed, the news that young Roger Rodet, a major in the Foot Guards ...

... altogether of the Earl of Elgin, the Secretary of State for the Colonies. Not even an arnamental place has been found for the Whig nobleman who manifestly was never at home in a twentieth- century Radical Cabmet, and who has had the il-imck to be constantly ...

... ‘came of an old Conservative family.” On the contrary, his family, the Bampfy were for more n a century amongst leaders of the Whig party in Devonshire. The first peer, the late lord’s father, created durin; the Reform agitation in | by the Grey inistry, ...

... I was afraid that the Rads., seeing how things are going, might imitate Disraeli in his brilliant coup, when he dished the Whigs and forestalled tho by some modi- ficaticn of our fiscal po! Their continuing for antiquated Cobdenism ensures a sweeping victory ...

... Portman, who is to be married the woek after next, is just under 80 In his day politics and hunting were his che the former, as a Whig from 852 to 1885, when he fol- late Duke in_ his sucession from man was Master of Portman Hounds for many and showed the best ...