... authority that breach-of-privilege motion will be brought forward immediately after Parliament reassembles connection with the Whig cheque scandal. When Lord Rosebery was visiting Lord Spencer the other day, he attended with his host the parish church at ...

... from the proceeding. Another made the same occasion was to the effect that •* the had never yet been able to get on without a Whig for their head. ...

... was applied to those who favoured the Stuart dynasty. The name Whigs was given to certain Scotchmen who, in the century, were rebels, and when their Radical friends referred to the later Whigs it should be remembered that they were distinctly aristocratic ...

... Lord Kimberley. But the Secretary for Foreign Affairs is looked upon as a rather humdrum politician, who with a few other Whigs remain to give the Gladstonian party a tone. Lord Kimberley, at all events, has shown a ready adaptation to the circumstances ...

... people the face of the unreconcilability Mr. Lloyd George and his friends and of the treachery of Mr. John Redmond. The Northern Whig (Belfast) says that Lord Roeebery's Government have been carrying on a reckless system of political gambling with no money ...

... Brooks continues his group of papers on American Party Politics, the title of the present paper being The Passing of the Whigs. Dr. Charles L. Dana writes an article on Giants and Giantism, and argues that giantism nothing but a disease. The frontispiece ...