... so violent that Grey still continued to have considerable influence, though the Puritans, who formed a strong section of the Whig party, looked some what coldly on him. T ady Victoria lnnes-Ker, whose marriage to Captain C. H. Villiers takes place to-day ...

... excluded ones have only themselves to blame. T ord Morley is a Whig who developed into a Liberal Unionist in 1886, and his principal club is naturally Brooks's, the head centre of the Whigs. He is also a member cf the Travellers', the most exclusive club ...

... back as 1862, when he was A.D.C. in the Ionian Islands. His Unionist politics are indicated by his membership of Brooks's; the Whig stronghold. Guardsman and Banjoist. Sir Augustus Webster, who has just been appointed Grand Master of the Hampshire Masons ...

... is one of the most celebrated and historical houses in London. For a hun dred years it was the centre and forcing- house of Whig politics. In its fields which border the high road from Kensington that youthful hoyden, Lady Sarah Lennox, capti vated the ...

... Calcutta, when Mr. A. F. Simson beat Mr. Norman Macbeth in the final by two up and one to play. Amongst the competitors were H. J. Whig- ham, the war correspondent, who has been twice amateur champion of America, and Mr. J. P. Henderson, a player who has often ...

... the Tierna More, commanded a troop of the Inniskilling Dragoons at the battle of Aughrim, and was attainted on account of his Whig principles by James II. in the Parliament held at Dublin in 1690. He lived to be a member of Parliament under William III. ...

... Smyths were Cavaliers while Smiths were Evangelicals, Smyths were High Churchmen or Roman Catholics while Smiths flourished as Whigs, Liberals, or Radicals, Smyths suffered for Tory or Jacobite principles. Mr. Reade maintains that the original form of the ...

... from Boswell's Life of Johnson On Saturday, April 12, I visited him in company with Mr. Windham of Norfolk, whom, though a Whig, he highly valued. One of the best things he ever said was to this gentleman, who before he set out for Ireland as secretary ...

... We saw a trained army make its general more powerful than a king and keep even him in awe. It was ground into the minds of Whig and Torv alike that a standing army was a hateful thing, and the feeling remains to this day. Just so when the worthy Labour ...

... Rights were of real moment. The Roundheads and Cavaliers fought once more as Whigs and Tories, Liberals and Conservatives, middle class traders and country gentry. There was a Whig history and a Tory- history, and they did not agree. Now it is only a politician ...

... that bears. sway. The Campbells, as far as one can guess from history, had lowland leanings through their alliance witli the Whigs. There was never the wild romance about them that clung to the more predatory and Jacobite clans. Rob Roy might call himself ...

... d accordingly. This is the only foundation for the rumour that the Presi dent of the Local Government Board had joined the Whig party. T n an account of the opening of a bazaar by Princess Henry of Battenberg I read that two hundred young members of the ...