... Stuckey, v. Davis, G. Lewis, jun., ifferent Mayes (clerk).—The following were nomine vunci _ 1 members 9! seconded by Mr. | Whig, iby Mr. E. Edward Cornish, posed | of the Cornish ; Mr. et two G. Lewis, by Mr. T. Mr. W. & F Fr ad the seconded by Mr. S ...

... for Ikuroo. libtith. esperloncod dalestromon. of smart itootarooot.—Poll gartiouisgo to Donal., Blood. rlNAltd(dlngg W. /or Whig' 1 .4118181 1 •117.-41 &wombs. good did to good boad.—Wrelo. - Plorto. Wgood fikl27- VI WANT. about 18; to grow. ' homes7lpp ...

... a kiss to vote for her friend Charles Fox and even more heroic was the conduct of Mrs. Beaumont of Bretton, long one of the Whig Queens of the West Riding. To her, at the cnsis'of a hardfought contest, a wire-pulling Tory said in triumph : Well, it's ...

... for a moment on Vyvian's arm. Vyvian, she whispered. Tell me the real NUM why you are in sash setae of mind at the idea Whig shown up to Lord Cheviot. You are not a award as a rule, and you must know that although be would who* be furious for a bit ...

... decid b af S RI he or the ded ; Drov'}lqmol)‘lbuc ‘\*ADE Sra unwise to it the ro to on ¢ din et Bo on. SoATion. X o e tn £ whig“ “f?lttt fire «;EG .‘381)65&“ Coxnf? Clork © WO 'gf,;pltigm i '”3ls'?;' ‘!H«lnéiymfl“’ %3‘@?&” “'ulleztll(ll letters i i ...

... That was his belief. The politics of the Church of Jesus Christ in the world was righteousness—(Hear. hear). That was neither Whig nor Tory. Every citizen should vote, and should vote in the way he considered right. He always voted, but as a parson of a ...

... ?. Molls? mcast of diff, tent colours, aid it the? at the Radical part? the? weald find that there was the buff of the old Whig, the mom bilioas ?»Uow of the Liberal, ths ted of the Radical and Socialist, tbs graan. la fact two •bsdss of grssa, tea Irish ...

... faith. There judging from the enthusiastic reception given to the Prime Minister by all sections of his party, from cautious Whig to rampant Radical, no dis- union in the orthodox ranks. They all acclaimed ae the two chief immediate objects in view the ...

... cry f«ir Parliamentary ref-jrm grew still louder The question was. would Wellington listen. He g-«id his retreat, and the Whigs came in under L* rd tlrcy plrdg«-d ref.ant and- their Bill passed ...

... an interview, Pr (mar Palmer said: Flat , ng is the surest road to tee pro,r Irnos . .ndge tt We. girls of (whit+ is thn °Whigs of Harvard l . “iversity, and the boys of Harvard devote too mann time to with the result that when they vowplot., their University ...

... Harold Stone (late of Gloucester), of *on. White—March 13fh. at Ridey Old road, Stroud, the wife of Harry Whitt' of daughter. Whig—March 13th, at Bullington, Hucelecote, the wife of Frederick Wigg, of (laughter (prematurely). ...

... of the .Asquith Government. The so called coalition of Radicals. Socialists, Irish Homo Rulers, and wobbling Liberals of the Whig variety has proved incapable of coalescing at all. And this within the brief space of two months ! For practical purposes the ...