... PATRONISED. The Old Red Lion at Barnet is to come into the market “at an early date.” In the days when hostelries had cxclnsivoly “Whig” “Tory” patrons, the Red Lion was the Tory headquarters at Barnet, and the Green Man, that used to stand near, was the rendezvous ...

... both Germany and Italy were but geographical expressions, and while the political regime at home was still established by the Whig Reform Act. has seen many and vast changes in Europe, and not a few Great Britain itself, and has played conspicuous and important ...

... sobering influence tbe Opposition. The doctrine holds good, how [und.Biental principlM, « 1, ease this country. The alternation of Whig and Tory Governments has good for the country, but an Oppwitmn wluoß ...

... rSri.it office the Government, and his resignation had important part speech and pen, in ( ‘■Men and Women the Time >. taxing Whig side; especially agnation. Rule and those arising out of the Crofter g 2= i tsps®, f in 1869 Primeval Man: An Lxaminaii some'Recent ...

... Cochrane and Lord William Cecil, visited Viscount and Viscountess Powerscourt at their residence near Bray to-day. The ‘Northern Whig” states that upon the Lord Mayor Belfast being introduced to tne Queen last Friday, Her Majesty expreeed her deep personal ...

... Australasian Federation. Sir Andrew quotes • dispatch Lord John Bussell, who was Colonial Secretary in 1855, in which the Whig statesman expressed the hope that the concession selfgovernment to Victoria would promote internal progress and the maintenance ...

... James 11. Subsequently it was occupied by the great Lord Chancellor Somers, and later it was sold to the Duke of Newcastle, the Whig Prime Minister. Referring to our article hot railway carriages, correspondent points out the temperature of a first-class ...

... candidate.” Another elector was evidently somewhat confused in his political ideas. This is how he stated them; a Liberal—a Whig of the old school. I cannot vote for a Liberal Unionist, I could vote for a Liberal-Tory. I unwilling to be dragged through ...

... against it? I. says Cairns profoundly: I gave it to them soundly; I spoke against it.” Who cried Shame upon it? We, says Whig and Tory, who cared for England's glory; cried Shame upon it.” Who approved it strongly? We,” cried all the Bads And mean-spirited ...

... wants long range. That horrible and inexplicable phrase There’s ’air has now completely lost its vogue. So says the Northern Whig.” Our contemporary naturally objects to dropping the “h.” The words in the following missing-word rhyme come to us from one ...

... know much about my politics as I do. What call have I to be a Whig! Whiggism is not a divine institution. Why not vote for the Liberal Conservatives? They have done for the nation what the Whigs would never have done without them. Who converted both! —the ...

... May 10, 1823. He received academic education, studied law, and began its practice in 1844. He was a delegate to tne National Whig Conventions of 1848 and 1862; and a member Congress from 1856 1861, entering the Bepubuoaa party soon after its formation. ...