... Authorised Version published in 1611 and 1612, so called on account of mistakes in the third chapter of Ruth. There is the Whig Bible, a second edition of the Geneva version, with Blessed are the place- makers, instead of peacemakers, in the seventh ...

... all these three species of the common white I have known to hibernate through rafld winters ; bnt they are rarely seen on the whig, in the same way, or as freely as urtiem and rhamni, but may be found in aa half- dormant state concealed about hayricks, old ...

... There were no cheers then from the followers of Ssir Robert Peel. There were no enthusiastic adherents then in a defunct Whig Ministry. . . . *? d , Mybod „ but the hon - a nd learned Member for Wolverhampton would have sunk in the unequal fray. Mr ...

... of the feast. Wilson was Dresent, and the Shep- herd, and Peter of the Painch. Most of the speakers seem to have been Whigs, and they scrupulously refrained from praising any contem- porary poet whose politics happened to be Tory. But in those days ...

... been elevated to che Peerage of the Tnited King- dom as Baron Carlingford in recognition of his long political services to the Whig Party. During his representation of tiie County of Louth, wliich he held for over a quarter of a century, the late Lord Carlingfnrd ...

... the baiting of Ritualistic curates for more exalted prey. It is not a little curious that Dr. Temple, who was selected by a Whig Government back in the Forties to start an undenominational training college at Kneller Hall, and who so warmly espoused ...

... of the Diplomatic records of which British historians are proud. Its British negotiators were more anxious to »- dish the Whigs than to carry to its proper issue the policy of which William 111. had been the great exponent. But if the Tories of that ...

... war must, to be effective, be made in time of peace. A terrible disaster occurred at a Leicestershire colliery yesterday o whig to a tire in the workings at the Whitwick pit. Out of forty miners who were known to be in the pit, five only were enabled ...

... pro- fessional income did not improve with his political success, and he was soon heavily in debt, and the sorry plight of the Whig Party afforded him no prospect of promotion to office. The accident that when George IV. was visiting Edinburgh Grant had been ...

... Treasury, and soon afterwards Under Secretary for the Colonies. But the King, not Parliament, had dismissed Melbourne. The Whigs still had the prestige of the Reform Bill, and Peel's position without a majority was precarious. In May the Ministry was thrown ...

... raised in the second half of the Nineteenth Century. After the death of Palmerston and Russell Mr. Gladstone captained the Whigs until 1892. The annexation of the lonian Islands to Greece aud the Emancipation of the Catholic Church in the United Kingdom ...

... Eton Miscellany. It may be he remembered how Charles James Fox thought it worth while to go down to Eton and solicit for the Whigs the sup- port of Canning, when the latter was still a school- boy aud editing the Microcosm. It will be remem- bered, too, ...