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... Chamberlain, Letter-Writer.—Some Earwrimenta in Amateur Farming.—The Laureate of Lincolnshire.—The Baliabary ManienTres.—Old Whig and New. —St ...
... Possibly the Tljpughts on the Present Discontents were present to his mind when he consented to be the panegyrist of the great Whig. ...
... Walsh.—On the 30th ult., at 6, Baring-crescent. Ktetcr, Arthur Hnutly Walsh, Maj.-Gen., Royal Marine Light Infantry, aged 00. Whig lev.—On the 30th lilt., the Rev. Dr. Alfred Wrieley, late Professor at and Head Master of the Clapham Grammar School, aged ...
... side of the forehead, some on the left . . . these patches being placed as party signals to distinguish friends from foes.” Whig ladies patched on oue side of their faces, Tory dames the other; only a few lukewarm politicians “patching for their own privata ...
... 247; Tom Williamson, Nottingham, 247; O. Neaves, Bogsicle, 249; Mr. E. B. H. Blackwell, Royal and Ancient, 249: Mr. C. F. Whig ham, Tantallon, 251; H. Harris, Chorley Wood, 254. 3.15 p.m. The concluding scores in tho third round aro appended: James Key ...
... The Chancellor of the Exchequer went to draw seme comparisons for the edification his Tory audience. Of course, he made the Whig dogs'get the worst of it; but his comparisons wore palpably incorrect. The Fashoda war scare of 1893, argued, cost nothing ...
... has dlayone John Debrett—Whose business premises, situated v ...
... foreign policy arises. I remember Lord Dufferin having said to me one day, ‘When have to deal with India, there are no longer Whigs and Tories, but only Englishmen,’ and as regards ourselves, when these African questions are being dealt with, there should ...
... 1868, having also held office under Lord Palmerston. Mr. VUlien’s family associations were, therefore, Whig; and if he was from his early years a Whig and something more,” as he certainly was, he was a faithful adherent of the Liberal party, in and out ...
... the Liberal Press clamoured with one accord for Lord Rose rv, the titled Radical and democrat, as against ...
... Bird the Wing, Glenbower, Bach, Stop. Entering the straight Guards took it up, hot two hurdles from home gave way to Bird the Whig, who shook off another challenge by Fossicker, and won by two lengths; three lengths sopaiatod second third; Baoh was fourth ...
... militant collaborator of Robert Peel, the inseparable associate of Palmerston, the genial inventor of “Homo Rule,” Tory and Whig in turn, but Gladftocian before everything else, the patriot, the reformer, and the oomceiver of vast ideas, whom Ergland idolised ...