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... maeu~aJ; witle which the Whigs sympathize. Their ieader. Lorc tRosebery, sits in the House of Lords, and the Whigs are opposed to the abolition of that. corrupt oligarchy with its insolent privileges and Medikeval tomfoolery. The Whigs are opposed to serious ...
... participation of 3the Princo Jmperial in the affair of Saarebruck, .August 10th, 18(0. Placaulay'a ' F irst an Engiishman, then a Whig, is from the old proverb, First Vene- tiaus, then Christians. Thomas Meagher, the Irish patriot, -made a freer ?? when ...
... taken by any intelligent person. In the early forties, after the starting of O'Connells repeal agitation, some more advanced Whigs advocated the holding of the Parliament and Court in Dublin every few years, and this idea of her Majesty of settling down ...
... are Lireylv in the hands of financial syndicates, ,Jewhi. and otheriise. Thus one of the chief l~roprietors of the Jingo and Whig Daily News is M!r. Oppeuheal, at commercial Jew. Other rI pl Pet'is are company promoters, others ,Irlly intireosted, filnancially ...
... himself at Lincoln's- inn, but never cared for - the law. At his uncle's house young Camning mat all, the Whig leaders and called himielf a Whig. Bat the French Revo- lation ehanged the stato of- English parties, and tle rising yoang men of the day recognised ...
... In his usual health and attended the Recorder's c Court last Saturday, was over seventy. He was chairman of the 1Northern Whig directorate and other companies. Sir John Tenniel's; cartoon In 1Punch this week Is full of meaning. It pourtrays Dame ...
... who was clerk of the peace for Belfast. solicitor to the Irish Presbyterian GeneralAssembly, and chairman of the Northern Whig Ne\wspaper Company, was nearly 80 years old. CADBURY'S CocoA is entirely free from all foreign substances, such as kola, malt ...
... yesterday whoen hurrying to catch a Irain for the cit . Ho was one of the oldest solicitors andl'chairmen of the INorthern Whig directorate and other companics. Ho was over seventy. His sudden death caused widespread regret. WILLS AND BEQUESTS, Mr. Willi=a ...
... smile. It is asralne hanguage to describe the strateouirsl motives which induced Lord Beaeonsfie'ld in 1S67 t to 'steal the Whigs' clothes while they were l bat':ing. ?? t$ T-I tourist coinap-nv which had ran.u.e for a visits to the battfleields in South ...
... conditions necessary to ensure success under our present partv svstem. Politically, the Duke has heen described as an amalgam-as a Whig by family, a Liberal by intellect, an Independent by nature; and a Con- servative by inclination. No one betterexemplified ...
... from the blue bedroom to the brown, hie remnarkd that Olney wan to Weston what Whitechpe) was to Belgravia. Cowper, though a Whig, was no Democrat. He did not mean to put Belgravia below Whitachapel. Re meant to express his preference for Weston over Olney ...
... of Lords up to the year 1892, when his Scotch dukedom was converted into a dukedom of the United Kingdom. Coming of a great Whig family the late, or eighth duke, was almost up to the time of the Home Rule split a keen ally of the Liberal party. He held ...