... formation of circumstances become obsolete E and unmeaning. Compare, they will say, the Liberal of to-day with the traditional Whig of sp 6O or 70 years ago, such as Lord Grey or Lorl CO Melbourne. Compazs the so-called Conserva- ha tive of to-day with the ...

... religion from the great majority of the inhabitants. He was what it was then the fashion to call a 'Whig- Radical' though more Perhaps of a Radical than a 'Whig; and he was a pillar and sup- port of the Unitarin Church. He bore his faculties so rieshly as ...

... who was clerk of the peace for Belfast. solicitor to the Irish Presbyterian GeneralAssembly, and chairman of the Northern Whig Ne\wspaper Company, was nearly 80 years old. CADBURY'S CocoA is entirely free from all foreign substances, such as kola, malt ...

... Christie's sale-room inspecting a collec- tion of pictures which were on view. and was much impressed by the portrait of the first Whig Prime Minister of Bngland, painted by Sir Joshisa Reynolds. After examining the picture, Sir William asked an expert who was ...