... Chamberlain, Letter-'Writer. Some Experiments Amateur Farming.—The Laureate op iLincolnsbire. The Salisbury Manceuvrks.—Old Whig and New. Step hank Mallarme The Empress-Bkobnt op China. The Looker-on : Our Fashoda Despatches ; Kitchener’s Expedition ; ...

... Hon. George Grey, who died on the 3rd inst. at Eagleaoarnie, was fourth son of Charles, second Earl Grey, the distingnished Whig statesman, by Elizabeth, only daughter Lord Fonsonby, and was boro on May 16, 1809. He entered the Boyal Navy in 1822 and was ...

... Butler has appended a judicious note, merely with the purpose, as he tells us. using Johnson’s phrase, of not letting the Whig dogs have the best of it.” We have already drawn attention to these memoirs, and we need not now review them in their English ...

... escaped two treatises on the subject, which will be riper for treatment and possibly for cure than it is just at present. The Whig organ clings to the birth-place title, though it is published by the great firm of Longmans in Paternoster-row, and sails under ...

... campaign of Trafalgar applicable to the present day. We doubt whether he accurately represents facts when he tells us that the Whigs so vastly admired Napoleon that they would have unwittingly played into his hands had he restrained his ambition a few years ...

... adopt and enforce them ? The separatist principle is embraced with enthusiasm in military matters the advanced wing of the Whigs, whilst the Unionists in this connection would be found on the side of concentrated authority in opposition to the doctrine ...

... greater or less repute —Southey, James, Brenton, Clarke, Alison, Macintosh, Brougham, Buskin, Lord Holland {Memoirs of ihe Whig Party, vol. u., p. JO), Yernon Harcourt (Diaries and Correspondence of the Bight Hon. George Bose, vol. i., pp. 217, &c.), ...

... (Debrett carried on his business in a shop opposite to Burlington House, Piccadilly, which was greatly frequented by the Whigs, and his Correct Peerage had a great vogue. The present splendid volume, published annually since 1863, is its direct and ...

... with well-digested sketch of the career of Lord Melbourne, based upon his recently published Papers,’’ and the series upon the Whig Pnme Ministers of the first half of the present century is thus brought to an end. Of great historical interest is the prects ...

... made it readable and interesting also distinguish the present book. Lord \uckland went out to India with the traditions of a Whig peer who had sympathised with the aspirations of the multitude. He must not be denied some small success in his aim of doing ...