... 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 ...

... and was admitted ad eundem to the Middle Temple 25 April, 1776. In January 1775 Mr. Wenman Coke, who had been electeel as a Whig, both for Norfolk and Derby, made his election to serve for the former, and Mr. Parker Coke contested the town as a Tory hut ...

... hearten, onlfirm, and enlarge the loyalty of all her Irish 31 subjects to her person and to ber EHouse. TIxe Belfast Northern Whig says: The Queen has once more displayed her rare in- atiuct for those royally wise and womanly acts which have made her reign ...

... some respects, he is a Radical of the Radicals, but in a good many others he much more closely resembles the Palmerstonian Whigs. Possibly, therefore, his purpose may be to stand aloof until his Party, chastened by the sweet uses of adversity, unites on ...

... rights r wfthout any further intervention firo WIg t land. The British Goremnzt wre ?? prepared to acq~uiesce in an rrangement whig, It would have striatly limited the Itltander re- ; presentation to a fgurth, or oven a fift4 part a i of the Volksrand, and ...

... They did evil with tunsparingf -assiduity; hat a fow exigulous details must lees-n sufficeguo u In 1658 William III and his Whig advisers intro- 4uced the War on tic System. . They raised in taxation £12,000,000, and borrowed £20,000,000, and on this ...

... 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 ...

... regards slavery, the grievance was not so much that slaves were emancipated-and in any case no Englishman would reproach the Whigs with that great measure-but that Lord Grey's Government allotted to Cape slave-owners only about a million and a quarter in ...

... between Lynn and London had its political sympathies. It was at Royston c that an old Tory, having, by accident, stopped at the Whig house of refreshment, and discovered C that the waiter's politics were of the same colour, angrily exclaimed, in the historical ...

... autocracy. The existence of theI miouarchy is, therefore, involved in the turn Which ()ihamberlain, the finaaciers, and the Jingo Whigs have given to tihe external policy gf this nation. We already are face to face Nwith the serious fact that one of our generals ...

... in which, along with much evil, it achieved, also, some good. But now it is threadbare and outworn; as useless as the old Whig politics which Gladstonian Liberalism replaced. Where your lost leader would lead you, if the impossible could come to pass ...

... Gounod's Sere- nade, with violin accompaniment played by Mr. Hcnrv, was also sweetly sung. Her third effort was Silver Whigs with 'cello obligate*) played by Mr. Thorpe. As an encore she sang Sleep love, it is not yet the dawn. Mr. Edwin Thorpe's ...