... whose beauty wins the hand of a Cabinet Minister: and because the leading Tory lady is his friend, and because the leading Whig lady loves him. The second great principle is seemingly a little inconsistent with the first, and is thus expressed, sweepingly ...

... Lord North, apart from its interest as an historical record, has consider- able artistic value. The burly figure of the great Whig statesman who, with energetic vehemence, seems to be denouncing the policy of his political opponents, presents a striking ...

... urchy and the next they applaud Orator Henley; one day they Shout for Nancy Dawson, and the next for Garrick; one day they are Whig and the next Tory; one year they brandish thick clubs, Wear heay greatcoats with triple capes, swear, drink porter, and go ...

... as well as the Hind and Panther. It was well to point out the bitter unfairness of liacaulay, who, as usual, carried his Whig partisanship into the study. It was quite right to expose the very slight grounds on which Mr. Green calls Dryden a libertine ...

... expresses himself so clearly that, whether we agree with him or not, we are never at a loss for his meaning. The origin of the Whigs, their traditions; those of the Tories- Canning's foreign policy, and Palmerston's; Lord Beaconsfield's divagations, and ...

... quite up to our own times. But more interesting than these discussions are the political affairs in which, as one of the great Whig lords, he was mixed up. Mr. Fowler brings out well the amiable side of Shaftesbury's character. In his own way he was quite ...

... good many are sure to say of this Egyptian War what Swift and Harley said of Marl- borough's War: it was the creation of the Whig ring, carried on for their own purposes by the stock-jobbers and moneyed men. Social Life in the Reign of Queen Anne ...

... the last half life-time. We admire Sir Archibald's shrewdness more than his word-painting. The way in which he hits off the Whigs everywhere and at all times as a Mutual Admiration Society who always say the same thing, is simply perfect. What would Sydney ...

... IL Temz.Ple Bar gives plenty for the money ; Miss Broughton carries on IBelinda; Wraxall is defended from the sneers of Whigs and Tories-of Macaulay, who would not believe his unsupported testimony even of what he had seen and heard, of Lord Stanhope ...

... their ever getting into it.-Mr. Gourlay thinks the Dissent and Radicalism of Wales due to the ecclesiastical policy of the Whigs in the eighteenth century.-Mr. Mallock has an admirable article, full of his incisive sentences, on Conservatism and Socialism ...

... are among us, though many staunch Catholics, few, indeed, of the vernin who, under the name of Independents, Nonconformists, Whigs, and what not, have within the last eighty years murdered one King, driven another from his throne, and do still keep a third ...

... which we have held together for seven hundred years and perhaps more, the risk is too great. I do otsay nithrtha w ar t trn W'higs. We who fought for ?? y tem til. Teymade my grandfather Sheriff andKniht; teygav Si Caudusthe Manor of Bamborough savng u ...