... addresses the Diocesan Conference, well in some published lectures St. Luke and Chronioles. politics the Bishop was moderate Whig. He gradually separated from Mr. Gladstone, as the latter mo Ted away from the old lines, and on the Home Rule question was ...

... Dean of Hereford, the Rev. the Hon. J. W. Leigh, rector St. Mary's, Bryanston-square, ia a meabw of a well-known Whig family, and himself a Whig and a good deal more, being, he is, associated with the Liberal Churchmen's Union. He an ardent Temperance advocate ...

... after Amerioau «ac , the disastrous failure of the attempt to revive the personal rule of the King after the triumph over the Whigs in 1770; Lord North's resignation ; the brief reign of Lord Rockingham as Prime Minister, followed by Lord Shelbourne, I who ...

... picture by Sir Joshua Rcyuolds. He thought it very admirable. It was one of celebrated character in history, the last great true Whig Prime Minister, Lord Rockingham. He asked perhaps the greatest expert iu the price of pictures what the picture would fetoh ...