... last half century have given their names to parties. Peelites were Conservatives who abandoned Conserva tism, a Palmerstonian Whig was a doubtful Liberal. There have never been Russellites, nor are there Disraelians, nor Salisburyites. There is only one ...

... out. From 1836 to 1849 Gore House was the centre of literary and artistic London. Here came poets and prose writers, both Whig and Ton', distinguished journalists, Edinburgh and Quar terly reviewers, actors, artists, exiles, travellers; Landor and 'Tommy' ...

... bids us take statements from British sources in Newchwang with just the smallest pinch of salt. The expedition which Mr. Whig ham accompanied was under Colonel Genke, who is a nephew of Tschaikowsky the com poser, and who speaks English better than ...

... military services, and he was one of the instigators of Warren Hastings's impeachment in 1787. He became Prime Minister of the Whig administration in 1831, and retired in 1834 in consequence of a disagreement in the Cabinet on the Irish Coercion Act THE DAILY ...

... father was Vice-Pre sident of the Council in the last Liberal Admi nistration, and his grandfather, an influential west- country Whig, was a personal friend of Mr. Glad stone. A nice young fellow is what the Liberals have said of him when they saw him doing ...

... clink and jingle of the skaters and J|j^ the murmur of the curling stone. 2|| No party politics around our tee, isjfsj For Whig and Tory on the ice agree JsWff Glory we play for may it be our lot gi&l. To gain the bonspiel by a single shot. True feelings ...

... that centenaries were being kept too freely, and that a severer standard in this regard should be set up; but The Northern Whig urges that it would tax the ingenuity of a devil's ad vocate to show cause why centenary honours should be withheld on March ...

... know that we ever heard or chronicled speeches made before royal person- I aves bv mayors whether thev were I i Tories or Whigs, or Liberals or Radicals, which were couched in such a tone at once of courteous 1 1 homage, manly independence, and gentlemanly ...

... character and his career, is that he was the last of the Whigs. There are men to-day whom our po litical jargon dubs Whigs there are still prominent members of the old Whig family; but they are innocent of Whig- gerv, they have little in common with the men who ...

... was the leader of the nation. Twice he mobilised the unenfranchised, workers and led them in victorious campaigns against the Whig and Tory aristocracies. Public opinion in his hands became an irresistible weapon before which unwilling Cabinets and Parliaments ...

... But as his i biographer shows, Labby was quite earnest in his attempt to break up the union between the Radicals and the Whigs during Mr. Gladstone's ministry, and he made desperate efforts to use The Life of Henry Labouchf.re. By Algar Labouchere I ...

... Reminiscences of Sixty-four Years of Musical Life. By WILHELM GANZ. Illustrated. 12s. net. Ready immediately. DISRAELI ON WHIGS AND WHIGGISM. Edited with an Introduction by WILLIAM HUTCHEON. Portraits. 12s, net. BAR, BAT AND BIT, Recollections and Experiences ...