... AVA. TllE ETCHINGHAM Letters. XX.-XXIV.a. His New Mittens. By Stephen Crane. Some Memories of Kensington Palace. By An Old Whig. Witchcraft. By Canon Wood,* D.D. The Joinville Tunnel. By F. M. White. More Humours of Clerical Life. By the Rev. Stewart ...

... river, you may bike on lovely roads where the cry of the wild grouse suddenly rising from the moor, or the whirr of a plover's whig, alone disturbs the mystic silence. The welcome is more hearty, the life more free and varied, the temper of the guests more ...

... of Canning to the Colonial Office, and ends soon after the passage of the Reform Act the third comprises the history of the Whig Ministry from the passage of the Reform Act to the fall of Mel bourne in 1841 the fourth, concerned with the gradual adoption ...

... ian, Civis-Romanus-stim sort of attitude of the modern Jingo. At the Table he was a Radical, but in Punch's pages he was a Whig, and not a little responsible for the steady support, or at least the special indulgence, with which our Comic Philosopher ...

... peculiar circumstances of parties in the present House. Time was when the lines of party were broadly divided by the fence between Whig and Tory. Now the field is cut up into various plots, the space on the floor of the House of Commons being, as it were, let ...

... was centred in the contest for the Speakership, Manners-Sutton, the old Speaker, representing the Tories, and Abercombie the Whigs. Nero fiddled while Rome was burning, and while the contest for the Speakership was taking place the annual re-union at Aylesbury ...

... business of John Almon, a publisher, whose shop opposite the Burlington Arcade was, in those days, a frequent resort of the Whig Party. Almon used to publish Collins' Peerage of England,' as well as Peerages of Scotland and Ireland. Debrett continued to ...

... the amenity and graces of her deportment, her irresistible manners, and the seduction of her society. The fair Queen of the Whigs, and, indeed, cu the ton of her day, was a reformer in dress, and introduced a simple, flowing, artless style to super sede ...

... save his hero from absolute condemnation, and as the great Doctor, in his Parliamentary reports, always managed to let the Whig dogs have the worst of it, so the detractors of the great Duke are invariably directed to take their seats fur ther towards ...

... At Hampton Court Palace Queen Anne was alternately the prey of interested political schemers, and between the intrigues of Whig and Tory favourites had but an uneasy time of it. Here Harley plotted to bring back the Pretender. In The Rape of the Lock ...

... OF SIX SHADOWS. By BESSIE E. DUFFET. With Illustrations by Wal Paget. Commenced in this Part. A ROMANCE of MAN. By C. E. C. Whig all, Author of The Temptation of'Dulce Carruthers. Illus trated by Hal Ludlow. COMPLETE STORIES. HOW AN OLD TALE CAME TRUE ...

... of tragedy and comedy extending over two generations attended Mrs. Jordan's benefit performance, the occasion on which the Whig Club offered the substantial tribute of recognition to the merits of the fair comedienne already recorded. This was on April ...