... bonny Scotch town. My first is in bounce, but not in slip. My second is in tongue, but not lip. My third in Tory, but never in Whig, My fourth is in wait*, though never in jig, My fifth is in written, but not in said, My sixth is in iron, but not in lead ...

... devoutly the Athenians temples the Florentines statues, when Borrow was walking roads and jumping hedges, Disraeli confuting the Whigs and Macaulay confuting the Tories, all them in the best all possible worlds. « In such years Newman grew to manhood: remote ...

... a protector. l ' Then hundred years ago, Canning, the most unlucky of great statesmen, was regarded the Whigs a Tory, and by the Tories a Whig. Had he lived, he might have delivered us from the popular frenzy of a mean and selfish revolution which ...

... was said that that part of the Guise patrimony crossed Westgate Bridge, in order to liquidate the commitments of a zealous Whig baronet of Elmore Court. One of the last possessions of the Guises on the Western side of the Severn was generously handed ...

... emigration. At party meetings, both Parliament and outside, they are missing no opportunity giving battle what they call the Whigs who describe themselves as Socialist. A party animated by Imperialist sentiments would be much mors formidable electorally ...

... have a distinct group of Grey Liberals. fact the younger and moro progressive members of the Party regard Lord Grey as more a Whig than a modern Radical. Sir Herbert Samuel has definitely decided resume active political work again, and his decision l.as ...

... minds of coachman were unsettled, but brighter era was already dawning. Mocaulay was pointing that the triple blessings of Whig government, Protestantism and Baconian philosophy had brought us, in tho inevitable course of progress, Cars which whirl ...

... ian strategy. Before the Liberal Party could regain its political vitality in the country, they argue, it had to shed its Whigs and regain its old Radicalism. This they believe the Liberal Party is now doing, and that its return to effective entity may ...

... stronghold and it was the magnificent efforts, and pecuniary, of Mr. Pitt that the city was wrested from the tyranny of the Whigs—daughter)—who apparently ran out of money first (more laughter). ' Matters had very much changed since those days and instead ...

... than the technical term he always will be) Johnson is, as would have liked to be, the supreme confutation of this particular Whig— misstatement (I was nearly quoting a shorter word of the Doctpr's). Johnson.lived his religion, and every word | he wrote ...

... Conservative- v*ould endorse without reservation the Tory policy of that day: no Liboral would whole-heartedly support the Whigs who opposed them: we patronise ft little and understand much better. Even George IV. begins to«look human being and not ft ...

... Grasshopper in Lombard-street, London; he waa born the same day * George til., nac seven Parliaments tor Tewkesbury in the Whig was known Storting Honest Martin, and waa a friend John ifco visited him several times at Overhnry. paint*! thin portrait ...