... to keep them there. (Hear, hear.) Well, these are not the words of a fossil, or of retrograde politician, or of an eminent Whig. They are the words recently written Theodore Roosevelt, President of the United States, and head of the greatest democratic ...

... been expected under the circumstances of tho case. They wore trifling, for example, as compared with those which divided Whig from Whig during the great war against Napoleon. Sir Charles thinks it unlikely that if Lord Salisbury should decide upon retirement ...

... been expected under the circumstances of the case. They were trifling, for example, compared with those which divided Whig from Whig during the great war against Napoleon. Sir Charles thinks it unlikely that if Lord Salisbury should decide upon retirement ...

... Chancellor's smile, if little wintry, comes readily enough at a jest. . . He is a Free Trader, economist, mixture of the old Whig and the old Conservative, clear headed, out of favour both with the dominant Cecils and with Mr. Chamberlain, but powerful ...

... Chancellor’s smilcj if a little wintry, comes readily enough at jest. . . He is a Free Trader, an economist, a mixture of the old Whig and the old Conservative, clear headed, out of favour both with the dominant Cecils and with Mr. Chamberlain, but powerful ...

... topics has a profound effect on an Ulster constituency. It is significant that the Unionist papers, and especially the Northern Whig long known the Presbyterian organ and the farmer's friend—are strongly opposed to Mr. Russell's candidate. It is, in way, very ...

... to this Club formerly plaoed it. The Club was formed to commemorate the wresting of the representation of the city from the Whigs, and as history had a way of repeating itself, might they not hope at no very distant date to be able to congratulate themselves ...

... to this Club formerly placed it. The Club was formed to commemorate the wresting of the representation of the city from the Whigs, and as history had a way repeating itself, might they not hope that at very distant meeting they would be able to congratulate ...

... to this Club formerly placed it. The Club was formed to commemorate the wre-ting of the representation of the City from the Whigs, and as history had way of repeating itself, might they not hope that at very distant meeting they would able to congratulate ...

... greatest-heresy that one can utter. I sometimes feel that reading certain utterances and articles that we might living among the Whigs who put William 111. on toe Throne, who thought there was little more than the Act of Settlement to be considered in ii, venous ...

... deliberation that I am able to count the syllables that exist in Liberal Imperialism; but I am quite certain of this, that if Whig and Tory only contain three, Liberal Imperialism is too long for the definition of a party, but Liberal Imperialists. I know ...

... straight. The Gloucestershire three-quarter line cleverer than that opposed to them. Baker and Eberle formed a strong right whig, and they had as their vis-a-vis Gabe and Gibson. Fortunately for Gloucestershire, Whacker Smith was in his best tackling ...