... filling- Mulberry Vinegar.—Put 61b. of ripe berries into jar or earthenware pan, and poU over them enough vinegar cover. he. whig vinegar is best. Let them stay the vineca» I till next day. Bruise them with a wooded spoon and cover with a cloth, and leave ...

... Members of Parliament for Bath, when in 1829 the Corporation were equally divided between Earl Brecknock, Tory, and Gen. Palmer, Whig, there being 13 vot#s for each. Samuel Hayv.ard, whose store information Bath history, and particularly concernin Bath elections ...

... pointed out that the early days of our Parliamentary system the Tories represented the agricultural interest and the Ci'own, the Whigs the gi;eat nobles, lawyers and town industries. To-day there is no' such clean-cut division of parties, the parties of progress ...

... later ideas which almost make the older Liberalism of Arnold and Stanley (for example) look itself almost Tory, or at least Whig. In recent reminiscences Balliol people in several quarters and newspapers seem, very unfairly, while they dwell on the Rev ...