... like the biographies of other Whig leaders, furnishes the explanation. Lambton in his early days was identified with a party of antl-Nationalists. and though never went so far as the Duke of Devonshire—who. with other Whig leaders, watched the courier ...

... practice, however, proved most lucrative one, and be himself was a general favourite within the walls of Parliament House. A Whig of the old school in bis politics, was iu 1861, during the second Administration of Lord Palmerston, appointed an Advocate ...

... 8.N., anil John Ley land. Griffith, Farran, Browne, and Co. 3s. fid. ** The Lion Cab,” A Story of Peter the Great. By Fred Whig haw. Griffith, Farren, Browne, and Co. 3e. Cd. The Self-Edncator in English Composition.” By O. H. Thornton. M.A. Edited by ...

... thinking of the affair of Sir John and, perhaps, of Layer's plot and the Ll.ls.nk lollv 17.V.1. Those at worst were worse than tin'Whig House Blot than the various attempts to remove the King over the water between 1713 and 1718. Prince Charles was fa-tidious ...

... not directly accord with the author's own ideas. Mr. Figgis, however, has an erudition and historical instinct unknown to the Whig charlatans of the Nineteenth Century ; for example, he careful to point out that there was no Medieval conflict between Church ...

... of wrong-doing.' —J. P. DUBLIN. Archbiahop Dublin. •*A »ery thoughtful, very practical, and useful little book erf Christian Whig. “There is sound philosophy in this little volume, and therefore sound Christianity, and ia a pleasure be able to commend it ...

... their own supporters or they were willing to face the conseouences of unpopular action, so as to give much-needed lesson the Whig members of the Government. The Unemployed Bill had not yet appeared. The Board of Trade had been too busy trying to make good ...

... Post. BUSTER BROWN’S PRANKS. 3/6 net. ■ Buster excels the performance of all former years and most intensely funny. —Northern Whig. foxy GRANDPA’S SURPRJSES. 3/6 net ** Bunny’s ingenuity amazing. the upside downs. Ar» extraordinarily ingenious book. THE ...

... things that bad been done in their name, to moke item see that their object all over—their ultimate, object whether they wore Whig or Tory—no matter what they were was the same. They ootud only achieve their purpose strenuous effort. ...

... detached fragments land wbieh the older cm. ception of Ehnpiro disregarded being insigud. cant. Nowadays wo perceiro that islands whig intrinsically are almost worthless yet g entitled to rank necessary factors In tfc evolution of what is known worid-politisi ...

... with this title which Mr. Unwin is to publish during April. He was John Whishaw, a young man of property, who was made free of Whig society, and presently made so free with it (being positive and dictatorial) that he earned sobriquet which few will envy. ...

... Fair, Well worth reading.*’—Manchester Examiner. IfNDER A CLOUD. By T. W*. SPEIGHT. ■■ A strongly-exciting stoey.—Northern Whig. London; DIGBY. LONG, and CO.. 18. Bouverle-street. E.C. ...