... rises at five every . He told me of my ‘ather that, goig to canvass him for same small appointment, he said, ‘* Sir, you are a Whig. and your father before you. am blue to ‘the backbane. Say no more: I will pot vote for you, and ask me no the door at the ...

... second year of William’s reign. to as 2s Burns called him, had been a Whig, but with the of his sceptre—as so often wr it! pparent became a t by the Lords not to di t after their first reiection of the Reform Bill, he flew into 4 je, as wished to jper ...

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... that in 1834 we were going through « crisis emmilar to the present. The editor “He (Disrach) always believed that they (the Whigs) mtended to make themmelves mas- ters for life, and they would certainly have gained their object if they had succeeded in ...

... a fine object that Tam te ask if other of your readers saw any further Bristol, Sept. 7. A. WILLIAMS THE WAITER M.P. : THE WHIG PEERS OF THE REGENCY. Sir,—Your London correspondent’s of the into Parliament of of the actual It is true that Mackreth Arthur's ...

... of our Autumn Dispmy f LADIES’ ASHION, In every department we are showing new Styles which are the very latest ideas, and whig will be the vogue for the coming Autumn and Winter. We have spared no effort to this display the largest, and tn every way ...

... I was afraid that the Rads., seeing how things are going, might imitate Disraeli in his brilliant coup, when he dished the Whigs and forestalled tho by some modi- ficaticn of our fiscal po! Their continuing for antiquated Cobdenism ensures a sweeping victory ...

... fication, to Mr. Gladstene’s Home Rule Bill, and to the course of politics generally. He had heard that a generation ago the Whig you would aimost have to advertase for people and Liberal J.P.'s were in @ majority, bat now you would almost to for people ...

... when John Scrope, Sir Abraham Bart., Mr. Thomas Coster were the candidates. Coster was a T were returne . the others were Whigs. Elton and at Com died during the Parliament. Southwell, Secretary .or Ireland. bv the Right Hon. A poll-book of 1754 is also ...

... altogether of the Earl of Elgin, the Secretary of State for the Colonies. Not even an arnamental place has been found for the Whig nobleman who manifestly was never at home in a twentieth- century Radical Cabmet, and who has had the il-imck to be constantly ...

... Was in the hands of two parties—Whig and Tory. Both of them represented the landed interest. The capi- the working man’s interest was not di talist interest was not represented at all, and , either. Up to those days the Whig and Tory families governed the ...

... inspection of our Autumn Display of LADIES’ F. In every department we are showing new ~tyles which are the very latest ideas, and whig will be the vogue for the coming Autumn and Winter. Wo have spared no effort to make this di the largest, and in every way ...