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... yo::r, when Llewellyn was ever on the alert io .--cine the oppor- I iuiuiies offered him. Ke is again in his place ou \ ihe whig, and w:ih itees coming into the team ! to till Nichols' Tacart place, will rind himscli with j players with whom be is well ...
... there was a time when the Radicals, v Philosophical or the reverse, loathed the Whigs even more than the Tories. The half measures of moderate reform which the Whigs were willing grudgingly to concede were obnoxious to the Radicals, because they savoured ...
... country was cer- tainly, in some measure, frustrated by the rym- pathy with our antagonists which was openly avowed by the Whig Leaders â Fox, Bubke. and Lord Rockingham among them, Ton years after the Peace of Versailles, the great Revolutionary War ...
... strengthen the hands of all who wished to see the Yeo- manry maintained on an efficient footing. for in 1831, Lord Grey, the Whig Prime Minister, felt obliged to raise the force again to its former numbers, lt was seen that in case ot civil disturbances ...
... was a v. ry handsome woman : *Citait doncappaeuuwnt monsieur voire pere ?? ! _pis bienJ So much for Taileyrandiana. Now foe Whig Philip. ?? ana. The worthy Bishop and his family were at. Sir John 11.-imly.i V.*lllia-*tis*s at Clovclly. T!:e i young girls ...
... Chief. Philosophers Ut e Ji r Courtney may reconcile themselves to ?? I complete political extinction which befell t] Foxite Whigs when they sided with the enemie. of Britain during the great war with France and the Cobdenite Radicals when they con ' stituted ...
... tbey had won the majority by heroic struggles, to debase and degrade ir, and to go back half a century to the policy of the Whig days of the past (applause). They might carry this Resolution, but he doubted if they would. If ihey did, the duty of Irish ...
... their Teaching. By the Hoy. J. M. Bacon. The Art and the Country : Tußcan Notes. By Vernon Lee. Public-Houses. By Noel Buxton. Whig Imperialism By Bolton King. Modern German Lyric Poetry. Ey the Count de tioissous. Uonasiii' Orders up to Date.— 11. The Sweating ...
... Msrehe an Sacr,-. The Ladies and Gentlemen of tbe Roya Household had the honour oi joining tbe Royal Circle in the I>i a -whig-room . Miss Biddulph and Miss Victoria Bigge had the honour of baing invited. Her Majesty, -with the Royal family and the rnei»i« ...
... discussion or the Division — from which Ate may infer that he did not ?? of the conduct of Lord Paimerston, but Avas too good a Whig to say so. Scotsmen have never been slow to recognise the merit of thoir young Peera. Ihe University of St. Andrews elected ...
... olayer. A, G. Hamil- ton. G. C. V.hifdiam was 2up at the 6th, but had to put with ■in iron, an.l so lost the ne.-ct 3 holes. ?? Whig-iam had hard luck at tlietarn in miaging a put for 3 up. but he wou his match. Vif.st Knisr. F.. Pcratlon, jun. (Boyal lsie ...
... Mr. Moeller had never consented. I 2 L ?? i! 0w ...