... 18 mn the maim the lustory of the Seven Years’ War, in which fre played eo distinguished a part, and of the struggle of the Whig oligarc v to re- tain its dominating in the ad- postion of the country 3 but Mr. Manners has enriched his book with A large ...

... the Queen and the poli- advisers of her earher rears. There one letter in particular, written to Peel upon the fall of the Whig Ministry ip 1839, from Lady de Grey, which displays bhuth timely femimine counsel and a touch- ing picture of Lord Melbourne's ...

... for his issned a flaming cartoon. showing him in a barber's shop, touching up a wig, and underneath the Tt is a very in- © Whigs dressed here teresting fact that 19 the same sireet in where roung Rugden lathered, Skipton the Yorkshire eharved, andl ropped ...

... , where ther hac won the majority by herove rade it to to debase and de back half a century and to ¢ f e policy of the old Whig days of the past (ap Thes this resolutron He doubted vf might carry they but if they did. the daty of Nationalists would be ...

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... of the Roya! Ie did not define itself clearly, however, until the end of the seventeenth centurr, when the familiar names of Whig and Tory were first ap- phed. Mr Taswe!l-Langmead’s history shows bow the opposition to the exclusion of the Duke of York from ...

... phrase © liberal but when andl where does it frat occur? The history of the other party names “Whig.” “Torr, Conservative, and “ Radical ” is fairly simple Whig’ are nicknames ar! Torr “Whe the name of the blue and yellow wh h gathers on the surface of wher ...

... hondave of exberiarity Is banish 1 that mas Iv keel the hea of ver . to broken an order regular that words war He subtler Whigs. this endeavour ty disenvage the essence, th ul of ever and an Iv the ye un dutiful upen hn whi | the soul of dings con he ...

... voice of reason could rcarcely be hoard? How ono man, Mr Gladstone, stood out How against the policy of Lor Beaconsfield the Whigs of that day opposed him or stood aloof, and how in a little more than oghtesn months from the Treaty of Berlin and Peace with ...

... Sir Stephen Glynne, eighth baronet, and on the maternal side descended from the Right Hon George Grenville, the well- known Whig Prnme Minister who forced George DL to repeal the Amerocan ...

... awing vision of columnar majesty and dim religious light. E. R. (The ) ANOTHER ROYAL VISIT TO IRELAND. The Belfast orthern Whig * of Baturday says that the Duke and Duchess of York will, be fore the summer it ovet, pay another visit to Tretand. It is ...

... walk, or talk.” Rell obtained silk in 1816, and his name will be found in most of the Chancery reports of that time Although a Whig, he was one of the strongest opponents of ary reform in legal procedure. One of th young men who read in his chambers, afterwards ...