... thigss and that they are not bridged over by the use of vague words. Since I have known it, the Liberal party has consisted of Whigs (I use the word for want of a better one) and Radicals. Of late years the Radics have become largely the mnajority of Liberals ...

... information asked for. Infilece.`-You may sue for the value of the watch. (M '.l-There was a general eiection in November, 1868. 'Whig.-The Central Library was burnt down January 11, 1879. Fancr.'-General Builer was slightly wounded near Cbienso. ,B1. C. A ...

... favourite poet, and, there- fore, his lines in proof of this may be qroted Now so the Dramaletusbend oureyes, Where fettered by Whig Walpole low she ies; Corruption foil d her, for she fear'd her glance; Decorum left her for an opera dance. a Arnd the power ...

... dictated, and very often qualified, the behaviour of the Colonial Office. Yet it is not too much to say that no Government, Whig or Tory, Liberal or tconservative, until the present Ministry was formed, ever allowed its colonial policy to be controlled ...

... occupy. They are unaware of the fact that when he entered Parliament, not far from forty years ago, he was regarded by staid Whig folk as something in the nature of an aspiring Radical, and that it was in revenge for his having been given a place in the ...