... contempt towards its opponents It afterwards 'to be used as a desiwnation of one who favoured Conservatism in Church and State. Whig was the name given to the advocates of excluswn of the Duke of York from the succession in 1679 subsequent putts. A f terwat ...

... dissolved gelatine and salt, and when cold with vanilla, strawberry, or any other ilaveuriBF Than freeze. Your hair must be Whig ' X.Y. CIIORLEY. very much. fo preveat doing so wet the head °c c ' sionally in salt and water. As a stimoixt iu lotion to ...

... broke. The bucket fell upon two of the workmen, crushing them to death. ANOTHER ROYAL VISIT TO IRELAND. The Belfast Northern Whig says the Duke and Duchess of York will, before the summer is over, pay another visit o Ireland. It is their-Royal Highnesses' ...

... that has been oppressing them all these years. On our side we have simply followed out a kind of Downing-strtet traditicu. Whigs and 'Aries have been equally wrong ; they went by official ideas taken inteipreters— Englishmen who had been in Tartar employ; ...

... 7irs William • Vathwayt, Secretary at War in the reigns of Charles ll.and James 11. little known story is told of this staunch Whig Churchman. He was one day seated with the King, when William Penn appeared, and asked Majesty's permission to name his new ...

... that ever distinguished the annals of electioneeting. The candidatea'were Viscount Milton, son of Lord Fitzwill urn, by the Whig patty ; the Hon. Henry Laseelles, Son of Lord Harewood; proposed by the Tunes; - and Mr. William Will.erforce, iii the Dissenting ...

... and CO., Limited, must be congratulated on their new Edition of Macaulay's shorter works, comprising as it dues the famous Whig historian's biographical, critical, and miscellaneous essays, Lays z,f Anpient Rome, and other poetical compositions. The ...

... which was at High Wycombe, he was proposed by a Tory and seconded by a Hadinal, while his Liberal opponent was the son of the Whig Premier, Earl Grey. As that tires yourta Disraeli suggested to the electors that they should abandon the old party shibboleths ...

... Secretary. T. IL—Mr. Gladstone entered Parliament as a Conservative, remained a Conservative until the fifties, when he became a Whig end gradually developed into a Radical and Home-Ruler. Lord Beaconsfield was always a Conservative of democtatic tendenciee ...

... surprised to hear what clearly appeared to him to be the faint, moans of a. distresstil human being. Arrived at the spot Zrom whig.th the sounds emanated; he was amazed -) Ilnd the form of a delicate youth, with. an expression on the face indicative of jute:l6e ...

... January 22, year above mentioned, he had been elected to the chair in place of Sir John Gast, by a majority of 116 votes over the Whig candidate, Thomas Townshend the younger. Less than a month afterwards, on February 16, he had a violent altercation with ...

... the town was illuminated in All women work. honour of the Prince, and several bonfires Some in the homes. were lighted. The Whigs 'very wisely kept in- Some in the church, and some in the whirl of floors, but the Tories and Catholics all' re- accir'tY• ...