... Mr K inglake. The duke was a colleague of Lord Panmure in Lord lalmeriton's Government. Tbt-re is very general impression in Whig circles that in respect to the stories abont profane swearing Mr Kinglake has confounded Lord Panmure with his father. ...

... autobiographic chatter, relates how, when he was a young man, newly married, his father inlaw, Lord Tankerville, who was old Whig, took him on one occasion to Howick Castle. the conversation there Lord Grey broke out with great vehemence declaring that ...

... this method nor anv other, how* e%er, will he get over the fact that his father and he, who represent the gr.at Whig House of 1 I' in* Whig iu the rave old days when meant Radical—are cordial, and even | violent, supporters of party which now in: in fiower ...

... Mr White Millar, and other Liberal electors, and the intention is to induce the right hon. gentleman become candidate in the Whig interest for the north-eastern division of the city. ...

... or labelled,for there was a good deal of political labelling Scotland. former times they heard great deal about Whigs and Tories. While Whigs as a party were dead Julius Gesar, they still existed individuals, though they reminded of those good old wooden ...

... nominee of Mr Parnell will be permitted to occupy the seat without challenge. A coalition stated to be likely between the Whigs and Tories,'and several names are mentioned as those of possible candidates. ...

... was it possible a discontented Whig could enjoy the beauties of scenery, the refining influence of the society of ladies, with the same zest as contented Tories The word Whig they knew was Scotch for sour whey. The Whig was always at war with the c ...

... Northampton last night, Sir Rainald Knightly expressed the opinion that Lord Hartington was used as kind of decoy duck to catch Whig votes. —Mr Stopford Sackville, M.P., maintained that the most important issues of the future would be fought in the burghs ...

... been departed from. There Is reason to believe that it was uttered in a moment of extreme irritation at the conduct of some Whigs on the back liovernraent benches, who have given trouble to the Prime Minister more than onco this session, and tendencies ...

... Assembly, *3tati°? «J about settlement wft {h the old Annuity Tax. »* d j, the Merchant Company. 1JtlcS Assistant in the body. was Whig of the Lord tired from ( ...

... friendly with one nation she will forthwith round and embrace her enemy of yesterday. the sake appearances • cha Ministrw* takes Whigs instead Tories; but the change is apparent, the object is always the ...

... summer of 1847, Mr Gladstone obtained, but not without trouble, the long coveted honour of representing his Alma Mater. The Whigs under Lord John Russell came into power. In consequence of the defeat of the Russell Government and the Derby Administration ...