... But, internally riven, divided we fall, is a lesson for you and for me. Let close the ranks when in face of the foe, Let the Whig and the Tory unite, Let us worthily show we, as patriots, know How to jattle for God and the Right. Cheltenham. Thomas H. ...

... 1840 he made a great j came a stump orator, and for more than fifty years he was one of the accepted stump speakers for the Whig party, and its successor, present Republican party, in all campaigns. He had seen every President of the United States except ...

... Irish Land Bill. Since then he had taken an important wtrfc (remarke “Men of iho Tim© ii political * * iroversy, taking the Whig side, especially on the itiaslions Home Rule and those arising out of the Softer agitation. His Grace wm Privy Counillor, Knight ...

... a woman, descended of their royal line, she knew their crown meant suffering well as joy. So her romance, however light of whig, rested ever the crags of reality. She raw and beard the man who turned round from the wall overlooking the lake where Chillon ...

... were fewer than five contested elections and three petitions. This stands without a parallel. At tbe first contest three Whigs went to the poll, W. EL Hyett polling 985, or over the second member, David Ricardo, the defeated candidate being G. P. Scrope ...

... in the end the Tory, John Pitt, an attorney, who polled 837 votes, was returaed by majority of one over Colonel H. Howard, a Whig. At an election in 1805 for a member vice John Pitt deceased, Robert Morris, banker, of Barnwood Court, was returned. He had ...

... Radical Majority in 1900. If we look back and examine the records from 1833 to the present day, we find that, although the Whigs remained in office after three successive elections, and the Liberals after five, a Conservative Government has never returned ...

... finds Mr. Secretary Chamberlain given the freedom of the Guild of the Fishmongers Company, which has been described as “a great Whig organisation.” Empire was Mr. Chamberlain’s theme. A United Empire bo the heading of the first chapter of the book of the new ...

... Salisbury had made speech at Newport that cheered Mr. Parnell much as surprised and discomfited the -old schools of Tories and Whigs. Amid all this confusion and hurly-burly of party conflict and intrigue those behind the scenes knew that Mr. Gladstone, rightly ...

... OBJECTS TO COLLECTIONS. A SURGEON SENT TO GAOL. Charles Bennett, a surgeon, of who short time since was fined and costs for thro whig a collection plate at one the churchwardens of th« parish church at Braunston during service, was Wednesday sent prison for ...

... the highest expression of Liberal enthusiasm. The eorl of people who then stood for London boroughs were not aristocratic whigs. (Laughter.) They were not any modified expression of Liberal orthodoxy. They were the exlteraesl Radicals whom the party agents ...

... so that he was compelled resign. The next year, however, he came back to office, .supported by his former opponents, the Whigs, and this time the taxes on corn were abolished, corn was allowed to be freely imported from abroad, and the price of bread ...