... any cap attain, the most part Mr, Birrell keeps his politics apart. from his literature. and there is nothing to these the Whig partisanship of Macaulay. He rages like too, of apt literary allusion His essays are perhaps not conmstently of the same standard ...

... were resterday overwhelmed by an avalanche, as, in « te of hie warning, they had endeavoured. to reat! a mountain summit. AL Whig immediately dog out, two of the party eins and tro dead. FD ...

... accepting this cynical “ promo- th with all his wonted vigour. He has been 0 so quietly perb: aps because they thought he ribed as Whig by family, Liberal by intellect, | ‘! 0 std prefer to re’ turn home ina huff. The trans- pendent by nature, and Conservative ...

... and o 3 The judicial authorities have ned in the; ting without reserve the fuadatne of Sipido the carriage in wi hich the! “Whig by family, Liberal by independent by | on as of The suthonty and ins 0 He b > rince of Wales was shot at. Count do Salis, ‘nature ...

... ” Without entering into a coatrorersy on this questionable statement it may be well to observe that the political term: “* Whig” god have pretty nearly died ont, and are soarcely ever used in ordinare canversation. It should not b: ior. ten however, that ...

... THE SCILLY ISLES the Sciily a land England's fest all are in need to strengthen the aged, 8. a of an equaile climate Whig exile absowl send them sea voyages. the leantful, “tbe flowery ales. ae only f blow all over > tea sea miles of sen to cross from ...

... glorious weather. There were eight pairs ttarted in the fourth but the centre of interest was if the with Miss Adre. of and Miss Whig. ban. They an erea me up to the hole, when Miss Adair ted by 2. At the inal hate abe got her ball isto the bot by clever i ...

... fat hand aS 1, B.C Coombs, 8 zante; Private | THE HARTLEY ESTATES. required to do such work by the terms of appoint- Rev. J. Whig Ald ; ae 3 yards, 3, T. race. — Heat 1-1, Private | Mr. Haldam yesterday, in the Court of Appeal, applied ment, but it seems ...

... the question cf dividing the town into agai came up ba. objected to wards. As soon as the: be id wards they would all become Whigs and Tories.—T! Chairman said they could congratulate on the way in which the ere never Council had kept free from politics ...

... the peace party bave maintained their ground at a general Ic election held during or shortly a serious war. 1612 the ‘peace Whigs who had protested against the Peninsular war were for the most part unseated, Romilly, Brougham, Tierney, Horner, William Lamb ...

... previous Administration of ir. Lambert was ating fast election © great mars of the Li party probably preferred: him to aa historic Whig, the Conser besides being without organisation or cindidate, felt that while they were utterly to some of his views, yct he ...

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