... library table*, superior mu. tgany bouhease*. 11 pianofortes by and Longwoa. PacktUann, Brewer, and other vellknown makers, dra whig-room suites Persian fie. plush, and Genoa velvet. Inlaid cabinets, centre tables. Tursey. Axralnater. Wilton pile, and carpet* ...

... apprenticeship the House Commons matter which was always one of regret with him. lie soon obtained the notice of the chiefs of the Whig Party, however, and beforo was twenty - seven years was appointed Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, which office beheld ...

... success attend the movement for direct representation of labour in the House of Commons. They must not. aaid, hoboob with either Whig or Tory. Mr. P. Aonkw (Lanarkshire) seconded. The resolution was adopted, and the conference adjourned. ...

... tenaciously their financial privileges, which helped to provoke the Revolution, whereby they lost both privileges and estates. The Whigs, fact, solid •Tbe Moasrab; (1483-1789}. A. J. Grsot, ILA. CimbrtilM : UaiwwUy Svel» ...

... OF LOVE. By H. TADBMAN-nOLDTK. Lively, atrasirs. and rcadable.'’-The Dally Telegraph. ** A very pretty loro story.—Belfast Whig. “A brlzhtly-written romance.—Blrmlneham Post. ** A bright and attractive story.-Sheffield Independent. •* entirely natural ...

... in opprobrium their opponents.” Surely this is mistake. A Conservative not rece.-sarily Tory, any more than Socialist is a Whig, and t lie principles which prompted the policy of Pitt and t anning still survive. Times and conditions have changed, but ...

... roQ 1 throe years) certain gram of fatigue seemed , which thouch. would never .« P when Isaac Latimer became the editor of a Whig several of Hunt’s poems, and it joumalb _-f. r ,,n to these contributions that the retM?™ 'B»i . rto follo „ia , dated 26, ...

... SklpwltU is seconded for serrlceas aa adjutant of Volunteers. Ueut. A. L. Field to be captain, in succession to UaJ. R. D. Whig ham. D. 8.0.. who holds staff appointment. LINCOLNSHIRE REOY. Sec. Lieut. G. H. Teall. from the Royal Garrison Reft., to be ...

... great deal hj political strife. •bool the year 1800 when Whig* and Tone* y»ed with each other doing good. That might seem strange, but it rras true. (Langhter.) St. Thomas’s was patronised the Whigs and St. Bartholomew s the Tories, and the two parties competed ...

... lata yearn many oelrb rated agate bane appeared the Pataoo stage, but none anon notable then Mr. Dnyloa, who tart night aada whig ta nal tad dntappaaaanceln raudeyilta. The wre ant now him, how•rer. for appaared at opening in UN. whin Mr. D’Oyly Carta ...

... this soateaary memorial; but the Amrw did its work la angularly spirit, with ability that Seott, who was the rranlta oaorgotio Whig had to aokaowlodge that “Mo gvatool family pretend without the Hdtolmrpk Review, Ms poiMirs, gives the oaly vnluablo literary ...

... and homogeneous following of 500 against a Unionist minority of 170—a majority which would exceed even that secured by the Whigs after the Reform Bill. To complete the parallel, the British Prime Minister should also be endowed with the prestige more than ...