... converted tbem iuto a true; |asnd life-iong aff-ction. When Qticen Anne died the Whigs cans' in' anI nmireil all oar roses. The Maid o. Honour, however, wats retained by the Whigs, to secure Argyll, who could pro- bably have rpset the throne of George I. Then ...

... , and is eked out here and Ii there with quite harmless but not very d helpful padding, about such subjects as the T great Whig revival in Edinburgh, the founds- t tion of Blackwood's Magazine, the v plagiarisms bf Coleridge, and the academic 0 societv ...

... tion-rooms, with their frescoed ceilisgs, r 'ft' liers of crystal and silver, their Orienat elia a their priceless pictures, Whigs for a nbhl,. f hatred of Tories, men of letters rulai shoW,' the clubites and the bucks. Lord b tbore, who passed his life ...