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BARBARA PHILPOT:

... of the second rank, right or left, according to their political creed of Whig or Tory. The former are in a mighty flutter this afternoon, for Walpole's profegee should be a Whig-and yet she's supported by her Grace of Queensbury, who flirts with Bolingbroke ...

Published: Saturday 29 May 1886
Newspaper: The Era
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 1257 | Page: 13 | Tags: Arts & Popular Culture 

GNEIST'S ENGLISH CONSTITUTION.*

... histories especially' in giving prominence to the monarchy and' to administrative law. Written in the days7 of Whig ascendency, by men penetrated with Whig' enthusiasm,, those histories: scarcely enabled the reader to appreciate the full significance of the medieval ...

THE PRESS AND THE ROYAL ACADEMY

... Hlousehold. Words Manchester Courier Weatiliiasser Times Manchester Examiner Truth Manchester Guardian. Wolld PROVrNCIAL Norrhern Whig: Whiteh L11 -1e~iew Aberdeen Daily Free Nottingham journal Cout and Society review ' ress . -. OfYordUITfversity Herald Aodern ...

OCCASIONAL NOTES

... it formulated, as being de jare, by a Whig like Lord Hartington. The House of Commons, said the noble Lord roundly, has to ;iilg to initiate legislation. The doctrine comes conveniently to the hands of the Whigs and Tories just now, but when the immediate ...

RECENT POETRY AND VERSE

... great demand with past and present Harrovians. ether Two little political pamphlets in verse may be classed. by viz. A Loyal Whig's Reflections Upon the Late Election Ernest Lucy (Cambridge 3. Palmer), and Lothijster j p a Political Exhibition, by ...

Published: Saturday 12 June 1886
Newspaper: Graphic
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 1226 | Page: 31 | Tags: Arts & Popular Culture 

AT LAST!

... folly fails In fretful midges as in floundering whales, The briskly little, and the blandly big. Tory Thersites, Zoilus, as a, Whig, The lumbering Ajax of the Caucus clan, The twveed-clad Cato of the Working Man, AU the mixed motley host that townwro ols ...

THE NEW VOLUME OF THE ENCYCLOPÆDIA BRITANNICA.*

... the rest of the squib would, in the case of Radical pamphleteer, be pronounced irreverent and in atrocious taste. Apparently Whigs and Conservatives are allowed more latitude in 'the matter. However, the removal of this offensive episode would leave the ...

NEW BOOKS

... Alberarle-streat, W., 8. Civil Service Debating Society, Radical Party L'rixton Liberal Association, Conver-semont end and Whi~g edesspr. tldon.Hue . Presentation to the Liberalt Candidate, Briston Society of Antiqttarics, Burlington Hgose, W. Hell, 7 ...

LITERATURE

... insists on ei'te 'euerl tS thke name the Chancellor ik tt£h5h titigh!t Itfenottrable William n,, OtI.,otol Prerliter. Is their Whig idea to t toue Parnell grub at HRome Rhtll ?-The 'Vie Ctrh .btoRoboeirtaArthur Talbot Gis- Ito Allo11 js~t~s o alisbuy GPC ...

FOR MAIMIE'S SAKE.*

... Everybody knows who Newton was, but his friend and his niece are not so well remembered. The friend was Charles o)ntague, the Whig statesman and financier, who became Earl of Halitax, and was immortalized by Pope. The niece was Miss Catherine Barton, daughter ...

AUTUMN FASHIONS

... culous rumours? The next we shall hear will probably be that his lordship has bad his head shaved, and has gone over to the W(h)igs! (From Judv.) A Pu1SICckN has found out that the ear in a woman can discover higher notes than the ear in a man. The learned ...

LITERATURE

... impartiality iS Of eoaetO an impossibility; but Mr. Buxton andeavours to enforce the belief that every Eaglisbhusan, whether he be Whig, or Tory, -onsarvative, Liberal, or Radical, is actuated maorc oriess by the same public spitted and cnselfish motives. The ...