... not agree with them. To-morrow the 112 th anniversary celebrated election will commemorated Gloucester. In j 1789 Tory and Whig were represented respectively by Pitt and Howard, both strong candidates and keen fighters. Mr. Howard was, we believe, an ...

... the year entirely ooconatitationai thing—because rank and file of the clergy then Tory and High Church, whilst Parliament was Whig and Low Church. The question is, whetlier Acta of Parliament dealing with the Church during this interval (1717 1862), one ...

... can utter. (Hear, hear.) 1 sometimes feel ui reading certain utterances and certain articles teret we might living among toe Whigs wlio put William 111. on Throne, who thought there more Act Settlement to considered. Why, are moving nation. (Cheers.) We ...

... the great against Napoleon. the party in Opposition to large extent dominated patriotism, and tho reduced followers of the Whig part}* found themselves unable to stipport Government the opposite complexion, even the mightiest struggle that England had ...

... was covered with blood. M. Satin Reuiv- was cut tiff, ami hail been plat ed on lance ami served a- trophy. M. Hagetibeck was Whig roaatecl. ami tl»e cannibals were getting ready cut bis just a- it was. de could t.ob il. then iitet tlic* moment when lu» ...

... Frances Harriet Douglas, eldest daughter of the 19th Earl Morton. died 1895. Just beforo his marriage hud lieen elected, in the Whig interest, member of Parliament for Malton, and this {wsition held until 1841, when, losing the seat, he came out a candidate ...

... Mr. M. T. Co*, wry* I'm Captain Co>entry 4 Mr. Crot-erVtiailaml liny Mr. A. 11. *f. liy iborCWM-Ronliadt Bacon I Mr. W. E. Whig Wile Owner ...

... there were three religious houses, whose merits caterer® were summed up as follows: If you to You may have your filling Of whig or whey. Go to swine And be there in rime. you will empty aw*y. Hut the Abbot of Meat::. keep* house Bj night and day. Besides ...

... for borough Sunderland were Mr. J. Catidlrih. Mr. and Mr. T. U. Tltompsoii, the two named being Liberal*. while the third was Whig- Mr. had been invited .-land a section of tlie parry. Lot was n*.t regarded favourably the more member*, who selected Mr. Gouricy ...

... the as.n stock* all round unwualJjr c.wValues the meantime show important chan«e. Rtirii-h clover*e-'H pit* acarre, but and whig cheaper. Trefoil ateiiiy. Lucerne at. I timothy Kcenig>- ber* tarry nearly eabituleJ. MuiUrJ and ucalteied Ft-. Clin. LONDON ...

... rule, the Socialists. The programme the mass of M. Waldeck- supporters is one which, in the opinion Sf/ecintur, 44 any English Whig, or indeed any English Tory, might vote for. That is another peculiarity of tho conditions of the present general election ...

... offering him the laureateship, on the ground that was in orders; which not fact, the real reason, it said, being that was a Whig. waa offered, and refused, the honour in ...