... loved to ride surrounded by his children on their ponies, One day when hunting with the Bedale Hounds in company with a certain Whig nobleman, the two caune into collision at a fence. Arrived on the other side, 13-resford, who was mounted oln a hard-pmulling ...

... gave the signal for the triumph of Mr. Villiers's crusade. Lady Russell. if she was never exactly one of thie classic great W-hig ladies, -differed even more from, say, Lady Beaconsfield in being decidedly a politician. She took the keenest interest in ...

... twenty, and Elizabeth for many years. There, in daily intercourse with Fox, Sheridan, Lord Holland, and all the leaders of the Whigs, of which party Devonshire House was the rendezvous, they had unequalled scope for their acknowledged talents. Gibbon, the ...

... of rescinding the resolution empowering the house committee to invite the Duke and Duchess of Fite to open the additional 'whigs of the TownHall; also to rescind the motion empowering the expen- diture of 200 on the opening ceremony.' During the meeting ...

... side. In the eighteenth century, therefore, when the Camp- bells, with their wonted instinct for the stronger party, became Whig and espoused the Hanoverian cause, the. majority of the clans were out for Prince Charlie. The devoted. Jacobite gentleman ...

... Caroline Gordon Lennox. ?? Fortescue, who celebrates his eightieth birthday to-day, is one of the few survivors of the old Whig nobles. He sat for Plymouth in the forties and for Marylebone in the filties, and held office first as Lord of the Treasury ...

... of so many and such varied- scenes of high interest; who was a grand specimen of the best type._ &f, British aristocrat, a Whig but alive to the contemporary world to the last,. a sunny, lively, charming friend, a bright writer; an able determined man ...

... FIRST PREMIIERSHIP. g We now come to the period when Mr. Gladstone was to become leaded instead of ?? and Radical instead of Whig, and was to exercise a more commanding influence than he had yet done over the history of his country. This period, however ...

... Telephone No. 623, Kensington. T MPERIAL INSTITUTE.-WHIT MONDAY. I The UEEN'S DIAMOND JUBILEE PRESENTS will be ON VIEW on and from Whig Monday.QEN CONCERT ORCHESTRA from THEATRE LA SCALA, MILAN. Admission from 11 A.M. to 11 ?? One Shilling. T NTERNATIONAL UNIVERSAL ...

... their revenues that Mr. -CHAMBERLAIN attributed to them. Postal dues cannot be suddenly lowered without affecting returns, as Whig financiers discovered to their cost when they capitulated to ROWIAND HILL. No doubt a prospective gain may> be predicted with ...

... CouNTYV coUNCIL. TeEstab~'ishmiien~t Conimittee- of t -re London County oni r eon rnoidi~g he ornaton 1 bc~iyin drtarrient in whig ldceksand: typstsarto e tply~ . I i is potad ont in the repo' thtepeined offci;ls; inrcaipt ot'compar ativ.clv lirge salaries ...

... In the Civil War the Leighs were faithful to the King, but from the days of William II. they-have been the staunchest of Whigs. Lord and Lady Iveagh are residing until next week at Farmleigh, their place'near Dublin, and will spend the shooting season ...