... and bred Whig,” he said to representative of the Morning Post,” and of course when I went into the House of Commons I sat and voted with the Liberal party. I remained with that party until 1880, when the Home Rule spilt took place.” The Whig of those ...

... who had Taluly spired her band. few years after the larriage her husband succeeded the earloms of Cork and Oirerv. H* was a Whig and , great landowner in Somerset, where was seat of Bigott; sad tor fall SBeraUop SMmed to lodispensgble aamber Liberal Mlohtejy ...

... The following is from the poefeie tribute sent by Mrs Fildew : U«U! balm sympathy, which bring Such tender bewlug in its whig ; The silver lining fringe apnean. And lifts Home of teats. common touch, «r the lot. It shads a hewm Palace, Cot; And its ...

... of eourse when «vent into the Houm Commons 1 aai v«ted with the wrtv. remained with that unui 1886 «1k ' 'he Home took The Whig those dtyt, was suggested the viewer, w*» somewhat the Conservative of to-day? Portmim, only electlOr. ir. days vs. twfinf ...

... having wop seat, held 11 for many years without challenge. Lord lifetime hift fcriiamenteri uneventful and the scion an old Whig house, although the Reform Bill {nought a tension the relations between Vie hrotwffloi familv and the Liberal Government. yet ...

... vi-oru‘;i wiv hi' luother-, edited ‘The Life ««'' L.iu-*> .Sarati a, most inte book; aud edited “The l.orther Memoirs of the Whig Party,” by his kiu>»nan, th« bird Ixml Holland. Lady the o.tiv rlAught-pr ol the Man Ixindonderry. She is cxc-lient mil-sie ...