... be known to have had articles in its pages was a literary patent of nobility which every rising man who did not serve in the Whig phalanx most anxiously longed for. The early volumes abound with articles under various headings dealing with the Catholic ...

... she died at the age of 84, in the year 1859. With her, says her biographer, became extinct the last illustration of high Whig society belonging to the world of Byron, Rogers, and Moore. O'Donnel was published in 1814, and it was the first work that ...

... his whole heart to the cause of liberty, and now that it was threatened, it seemed necessary to appeal from the new whigs to the old whigs,' from the new Liberals to the old Liberals. The appeal before the Senate came from a body of men, inferior to none ...

... between 1640 and 1740 had left bitter memories behind them, for which both parties in the State were to blame, but for which the Whigs had the heavier load of responsibility. Without pressing for a division, but rather I for the sake of focussing opinion by ...

... good result of recent historical researches in this matter. Till lately, says the EdinburA'h reviewer, historians held the Whig doctrine enshrined by Hallam, that the monks on the whole deserved their fate, that monasticism was obsolete, and that the ...

... the country into confusion might oblige him so far to sacrifice feeling, comfort, acd rooted opinions as to allow the Whigs to take office, they must not expert to be treated as friends : His Majesty might be obliged to tolerate them, but he could ...

... sketch of Mr. Davitt appeared in a late issue of a Nationalist organ : Whether as a pedlar of pistols or a constitutional Whig he was and is suspiciously like a sham. Poor Parnell knew him and described him in words that will not soon be forgotten. ' ...

... sketch of Mr. Davitt appeared in a late issue of a Nationalist organ : Whether as a pedlar of pistols or a constitu• tional Whig he was and is suspiciously like a sham. Poor Parnell knew him and described him in words that dill not soon be forgotten. ' ...

... let the acceptable time go by. The private fortunes of the young hero of the story are put in jeopardy by the success of the Whigs and the triumph of the House of Hanover. Edward I3ardolph not only finds himself summarily deprived of the comfortable sinecure ...

... morality, then Julian would be described in the same terms by Christian and pagan, uther by Catholic and Protestant, Washington by Whig and Tory, Napoleon by patriotic Frenchman and patriotic German. I speak of this school with reverence lt provides a discipline ...

... ; but two years later, for good or for evil, its character changed. The Home Rule proposals of Mr. Gladstone alienated the Whig Peers, and now only a handful supported, or would ever support, a Liberal Government. On principle Lord Rosebery is in favour ...

... if returned in goad condition, carriage paid. These Wines are certified to be alasol”tely pure by the Right Rev. the Bishop Whigs and by the Municipal Chemical Laboratory. Samples free by past. 6s, PARK-STREET. GROSVENOR.SQUARE, LONDON, W. Printed and Published ...