... colours must ask them take name from their books. these gentlemen credit, thee did not wish to leave them. One them said that hy whig Kocmiiat should not anything which Conservative or Liberal eon Id give, immediately pointed out that * Liberal, neither should ...

... in office than was out of it. Continuing, the lecturer dealt with Peel's experiment of forming Tory Government the teeth of whig majority in newly-formed Parliament, indicating that ;i series majorities in Commons against him brought about the resignation ...

... Inability to be mama moan, to s aserred Guildhall. Abingdon. on Monday Wt. 111.WeVer. te the of Mr. J• sr we e d by antedating hi Whigs on bv ryo f Oxford. 'Armand be lisre. Eith. drocribed the principal buS thver dais% Kyle if a rrliltortnnk famous aisi sonnalwil ...

... Teams:—Swindon—Men ham, goal, Fagan and bsvka. Day, I.ogan, and Codling, halfbacks; Cowan and right-win*; centre: and Edwards. left-whig. toe* Ham—Monteith, goal; King and Jones, and half-backs; Allan and Grassam, right-wing; centre; Radctiffe and Liuward, left-wing ...

... from Lord I sn.dowas to the eff.et that he did not lika the idea of sitting among the Coowervetive Peem--so strong sae the old Whig family feeling! ...

... Cambridge. The Countess of Antrim, who, with her sou Lord and Lady Dunluce, has just returned from America, boasts the old Whig tradition. She is descended from the second Earl Grey, who carried Reform, mud the daughter of the late General the Hon. Charles ...

... Caliey 638, and ths Hon. Hr Bonrerie 588, Presumably, as Gordon sod Bonrtris split rotes, and Mr plumpers, tho two former were Whigs, and ths latter Tory. Against this idea, howerer. is the that Ambrose Goddard'a rote is recorded for Gordon and Bonrerie. The ...

... second Home Bale Bill. Prior to 1888 bad been, counted among the Liberal peers, for the traditions bis family were strongly Whig, and his father bad been one Fox's chief supporters. But after the Home Bide question came to the front Lord Leicester was ...

... am* of great fortunes, the istlarar_and the liar. One strikes before, the other behind; both insensibly, both dangerously. Whig am 1, friend or enemy? I have yet to learn that one-fifth is the majority. What a learned of men! Does your minority rule the ...

... A 'IERRIBLE DEATH. Fox. a youth Of 16. hes with a terrible accident at Warrington 1% trework. It WHIG of hi g duty to take red-hot wire from elie .41 of roller*, and pass It Oil tO another He somehow failed to serum the wire, and it came running from ...

... was but alight.—K. M. R. QUESTIONS. I*6. Whig and Liberal.—Will any of your readers kindlv inform when and how the term Liberal was find need as the name lor a political party in place of the old term “Whig—J. V. W. “State Eatabliahed Church and Tithe* ...

... of Session in Scotland, and the greatest lawyer that country had over produced. In politics he wae a lesions member of the Whig party. He had tha honour to one the cMnen three who offered the Crown Scotland to William and Mary at Revolution. As Secretary ...