... principles of Toryism. The devil, ra this somewhat abusive Tory,«ig the first revolutionary and first critic was the first Whig and therefore Wnig?, Lib, m's, Home Rulers and Socialists are the decomposing asid in the body politic opposition to Toryism ...

... says:—''There are few pleasanter hotels than the' White Hart.The Dartmoor air is rsoommended the faculty the most invigor Whig ia England.- . SED LION HOTEL AND POSTING HOUSE. IRITS, ALES of the BEST QUALITY A»» EXCURSION PARTIES CATERED MODERATE TERMS ...

... marked. The Liberal Unionists, it was evident, were bit nervous lest the break ot the alliance should leave the remnant of the Whigs and Radicals of 1886 fight rear-guard action. Commonwealth Bill, The path of the Commonwealth Bill seems to be somewhat less ...

... are the prices of wheat the value of English grown show - that by comparison is more firmly held than a year ego. The good ■Whig quality of the majority samples has chit fly to be thanked for this. The barley trade is (fepretsed, but the market for spring ...

... life by Hodder, be states tbat strength lay at first (tell it not Oath 1) amonl the Radical?, the Irishmen, and few sincere Whigs and Conservatives. Peel was though his cuaning he concealed the fa extent of his hostility until he took the reins office, ...

... except in his official capacity of a Law Officer, and before tbe great crisis over the Home Bute used to regard aim as a mere Whig in politics. Judging him now by his work on tbe Bench. I am inclined to think that, had he chosen to throw himself into politics ...

... except in hifl official capacity of a Law Officer, and before the great crisis over the Home Bale used**to regard htm as a mere Whig in politics. Judging him now by his work on the Bench, am inclined to think that, had he chosen to throw himself into politics ...

... peace party have mainlined their ground at a general election held nriog or shortly after a serious war. 1812 the peace ' Whigs who had protested against Peniasuiar War were for the mort part anseited. RDmilly, Brougham, Tierney, Homer, William Limb, ...

... Chairman bad at present. He had a great and deserved influence in tbe county, because was a representative of one of those great Whig families which did not leave what they thought was a sinking ship at the time of the Home Bale Bill—'cheers). donbt a good ...

... inflaence which their Chairman had at present. had a great and deserved influence tbe county, because he of of those great Whig families wh'.eh did leave what they thought was einkit;c at t'2e time of the Homo Bule Bill—cheers). No a good many would return ...

... All his life Mr Cranford was a staunch Liberal, and fought for his party iv the municipal elections in the old days when Whigs opposed Teiiea. He was one of the first Vice- Presidents of the Dattmonth and Liberal Club (whose flag was at half mast yesterday) ...

... its place. All his life Mr Cranford was staunch Liberal, and fought for his party the municipal elections the old days when Whigs opposed Toriea. He was one of the first Vice-Presidents of tbe Dartmouth and Kingawear Liberal (whose flag was at half mast ...