... this* aleo. that when man and that man the country pat hm finger and that man in the ond- to deliberation*. Thia man is* a Whig and that Imperialist end obstructionist, had lwn wrong in every conco. inula nee They (the Tories) them about their pledgee ...

... Fitsmaunae'e Life of Lord Granville it i« related that the Marchioneaa Salisbury was once to have observed that she believed the Whig pub* beet at least ten seconds slower to the minute than the Tory pulse. A slow pulse, save the author, generally associated ...

... placo the whole particulars before them. Perhaps when that authority really knew what the eireumatasem this Union ware and whig number nice homes them in the neighbourhood, cud how euniemfiillj they had boarded out children before, they would be able ...

... 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 ...

... rik*s tier of the Tory party as ii.- and malignant. Whig In* was, in* plainly thought six* overdid it. She brought up her Hill in her way thinking. When a young man, tlx* present lausl Claiiricarde waa Whig. For -elite year-, a- \ i-4uui« Murke. rcpis-eiitisl ...

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... 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 ...

... wooded. The Fortescuew have been settled at Cantle Hill since the reign Henry the Biith. and they were long the leaders the Whig party in Devonshire. lord and Tody have been entertaining a family party since Easter at Park, Wiltshire, including the Duke ...

... evil the Poor Law system became intolerable that, after ...

... for treat can Therefore each locality will be consider whether the present available institutions are able deal with the caws whig her new organisations should commenced. is clear that the work of various health departments this country considerable modified ...

... 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* ...

... signify imperial connection; but how came purple to have thin Kigniftrance, which seems to be very ancient?—T. L. a ANSWERS. m. Whig and Liberal.”—ln reply to “Diligence.” the name Liberal was first employed political term in IBIA, when Byron «nd bin set on ...