... other famous that have passed have siderable part in the tical of their day, the latter ing the principal rendezvous of the Whig party. No. 13, t. James's Square, now no Town residence of the Earls of Lichfield, was the scene of what was rly known as the ...

... House of Lords. have adopted que stion of reform, Ministers the course enlution igh i ind icated as a possibic difficulties The Whig members of the Cabinet country will not con- insist that the ber Governmen t, and gent to mment it wo Single- e Chamber Gove: ...

... second year of William’s reign. to as 2s Burns called him, had been a Whig, but with the of his sceptre—as so often wr it! pparent became a t by the Lords not to di t after their first reiection of the Reform Bill, he flew into 4 je, as wished to jper ...

... are these which I thi offence will best re; ™ wo wre wal somewhere near the social apex, that the polrtical demination of the Whig families was accounted for by environment tinued family records of servicn in the Navy, , that the can- the Army, and the Church ...

... WELLS. Rev. Henry Bent rengweye, to the Reetory | of James Wil, MA. Vicarage of Tuomas: to the Ouracy vies, to the of ike TO. Whigs aro A to be Vicar. on. At to Viearage rtd Fe id Rectory of pumas ips La Dy hae Farvey, wert te to the vicarage a ae whe, MPa ...

... and equal to any within = few weeks. These Professors of the Univer. for | against the round of the grievance the Radical has Whig element of the Cabinet, in this port that cou! Forrall COMPENRATION BALANCE Empire and The veto which are to be of Berlin, ...

... Grey and Mr. Haldane favour against the extreme Radical plan of pure destruction. Even now Sir Dalziel does not trust these “ Whig” awaits ‘with no little anxiety” what Mr. Asquith will say on Tuesday “It is in this direction more than in any other the danger ...

... fication, to Mr. Gladstene’s Home Rule Bill, and to the course of politics generally. He had heard that a generation ago the Whig you would aimost have to advertase for people and Liberal J.P.'s were in @ majority, bat now you would almost to for people ...

... itself. The root-and- branch abolitéonists the Labour and wings take one view; the Irish Nationalists and the moderate or ‘Whig elements of Liberalism take still a third. Mr. Asquith has successfully temporised in so far as he has kept these mutually-warring ...

... inclined to deprecate the extreme course into which Mr. Asquith has been driven y ist pressire. These men be- long to the old Whig school. and it may be itted at onee that they do not reflect the views of the great m: the Ministerialists. So far as t Bai ...

... ~ famous sculptor John Michael interest. we think Bristol people might show a little ¥¢ statue was the outcome of burst of Whig enthusiasm sen of the Prince of Orange.- In Londoa—-— the party started a for @ statue, and when the Commor fused a ‘site the ...

... correct, may noe be dis tothe 1 George interest is in all naval Mr. A. the Letters of Queen has con ited an inter- the late Whig for June. e re- view with of an inter- Palace, in which Edward warmly and i of very meen Victoria. writes, “an Eq m I came ...