... Tile former of them re-visited Holland in 1716, as the bear-leader of the youthful son of Sir George Treby, a zealous Whig, lawyer, who vas successively Recorder of London, Attorney- General, :Tid Lord Chief Justice of the Conminue Plees. Everything ...

... to be an authoritative book, as it will contain a good deal of 'new material concerning the career of the last of the great Whig statesmen. The Dowager-Countess of Russell has given Mr. Reid access to her: own journals, and has personally taken a lively ...

... -nnals are exactly what their title describes, a reflection of everyday events in a quiet and poor country parish of Westlandc Whigs, as they mirrored themselves in the simple ndd conventional mind of its minister. There is more of a plot in the `Ayr'shire ...

... apparent recourse to exaggeration. Indeed, so far as his electioneering is concerned, the triumph of Nationalism in the once Whig stronghold of Killogue might very well pass for the true secret history of many a similarly circumstanced constituency, and ...

... (Austin Friars 1, July, 1894. A Life Policy was well ?? and India. Public received A Life Policy with high favour.- Northern Whig, July 20th. The characters in A Life Policy are of a kind which evoke the interest of a general audience. * i * Applause and ...

... sample of the literariy criticism. Dr. Holm is no pedant, and actuality is given to his book by rcferences to the English Whigs, Mr. Gladstone, and 'Pickwick. The book, which was written seven or eight years ago, suffers from having been translated ...