... principles of Eldon and Castlereagh at the bead of the Go% eritment in England and Scotland up to lPil6, had been su-erse:led by Whig and Radical principles and iestructive measures since that date. Alison seems to have been a most amiab'e man, an excellent ...

... ftand. True blue is he boa for many years the Tory st Ilaster, as yellow is the Whig; ad la Illielk the Tories fight ender the bp AS Illerwich, blue and white the the Whig mks% folkle sad plods the Toy ; but, curiously enspli. the edema kr' the oramaftp ...

... which Lord Beaconsfield unsuocessf idly eontetted in his hot youth. Lord Carrington married a daughter of Lord Suffield, a Whig peer, who succeeded to the title and deeply embarrassed estates of his brother, a famous roué of the last ge uenttion. Ile ...

... attend the Reform Ban Test, although it has not pleased the prominent re formers, has gained him praise from many members of the Whig party, who more than once had reason to wit. against him in the recent Parliamentary campaign. 11 is strange that a man who ...

... fatal No ' side. Brooke's and Whites were clubs, the trat-mentioned being the Whig, and the other the Tory Club. Richard Tiolielt immortalised the libersd proprietor of the Whig establishment ia the following Meg : - From liberal Brooke's, whose speculative ...

... I A very similar story is told of Lard Palmerston and John Day—the Honest John in • turf Lord Derby's immediate ancestors Whigs of the old school. His grandfather kept • peek of staghounds in Surrey, and maintained a wonderful breed of game -000 ks at ...

... receiving a lord mayor or replying to a toast at a banquet enforcing his dialiks of Whig and Radical doctrines. - - Ton, lawyers have been nearly as much ostracised since 16.31 as Whig lawyers during the reign of Lord Eldon. Considering the six bard election battles ...

... frosts d the rest, or put them on the compost hoop. Pore*. nut weeds should be dug out. HERB HARVEST: It is time to finish **- Whig in the herb garden for the year. Make a final harvest of dill, basil and chervil and dig up plants of parsley and fannel that ...

... emel. were hod to he too lop km the at be they Two iotawkd to be aro fism a thos loaded In Weelmthaireloo beet by the wade Whig The slalom el the Islelb Robert Peat at the to the Rowse et in New Palmer.' will be is a law days. The Cart loomed : It is ...

... be Ers 't thluenfeeittewribr-Vidlildst wilt: pr : weetdoli Of liteglid $ surprising that.' • effort bas. egg to the mute of Whig mi. •IS the - t mien weeder' mmiersminiml of Tosaysemo sopupsige lime- • Lowsw lend is the . ~ ..' 'Wei :. . . r ' 1 in slap ...

... beauty and warmth of the evenieg, the territorial party found themselves wider the cold shark of Opposition. The first few Whig batting motions were easily defeated, Lord Stanhope by bowling proving himself very bandy in compelling the involuntary acoeptation ...

... that foreign polities, once the weak spot big Government, sigiqid alone stand Lcthe Conservatives and power I Z. Z. Svmge of a Whig tweea Or phone es:madame in Pm rbi ot2:e her Ask of aspdsissiis. is • friend after Majesty. NIAGO tifillef•it to hit own dominions ...