... polities ? Well, in this matter at least, he was independent — ' In moderation placing all my gior‘.v While Tories call me Whig, and Whigs a Tory.” —(laughter). They must have fair-play even for elergymen (applause). There were some who thought they should ...

... year that the robbery was committed there came from America a letter enclosi a small piece of the canvas of the picture, in whi'::g an offer was made to return “ilhe Duchess ™ on paym(‘ £l,OOO. Messra. Ayncw placed that come munié®tion in the keeping of ...

... fine effect, and she had to respond to frequont recalls. The most effective of her renderin was ‘' The Choir Invisible,” in whi«g she was accompanied on the piano. SS'W ammrom.nhuunl Shakespeare’'s * ‘alking Scene,” from “Mu‘both.”lxor programme also contained ...

... instances for the sake of obstruction. Speaking of politics and parties, one caunot define a politici wo now-a-days. Call him Tory Whig, Couservative, Liberal, Gnioni-t, Radical, Socialist—what you like, there is sure to be some question ou which you are not ...

... song, ** By kind permission,” which went well, Mise Ivy Haley sang *“Blue Bells” ye ‘ prettily, finishing with a skirt dance whig grmtl{ pleased, and she had to oblige again, Miss Nita Cluvorir;'g's fine soprano voice was heard to good effect in ‘““Sing ...

... although the weather in the Taunus country bas been very cold. When an allowance was to be voted for the Prince Consort the Whig Government of the day proposed £50,000 per ansum. This was reduced on an amendmen:ropoud ?] a Conservative member, and suppost ...

... first political leader, Lord John Russell. Lord Stair, as Logd Dalrymple, sat for Wigtownshire, a determined though silent Whig, from 1841 to 1856. Dufl.“hh second Parliament Lord Jobn Russell was me Minister and leader of the House of Commons, and had ...

... better way than in rrovidlng every encouragement and opportunity for the poor man's sha child ? When we consider the huge sums whi:g are paid over to the County Council from the Local Taxation, &e., Account, and when we remember, 100, how many of the illustrious ...

... as before for the return of their Majestics, passing through the Royal galle to the mi-ingm-om. on arriving at the door o,‘whig |thrbeum of the Royal regalia stood on one side | whilst the Kinf and Queen entered and removed their ceremonial robes. Then ...

... were shut, and there was a look of hes There in the darkness of the winter afternoon | unconsciousness about the whole face whig stood the singer. frightened her. With the instinet of semi Tilda did not move when once her eves rested | starvation, her ...

... When Mrs. Branscomb and Mary called at Willow Field, they found a warm welcome awaiti them. How different looked the room in whi:g Mary was used to give the music lessons to the Morris girls. The furniture was the same, but there was an air of restfulness ...

... the Quad. 11:: were mkl:g‘mo%twal‘l‘wr. It :;‘cd:ha sight of her carpet-bag, iite i \.{:nlut of roses in its mouth, on the m whig had called forth the laugh. Abashed and hurt, Sarah turned to hurry away, aunywhere—anywhere, to be out of sight, to be away ...