... triple coil—as, in fact, a pathetic and noble Laocoon. He was involved in the ill-starred union of the old Tory, the traditional Whig, and the Birmingham Radical. That union was the source and origin of all the bad elements in the Bill. There were three short ...

... smell ; Young Inverallachy, shot after battle ; Hugh Fraser, shot wading the Aird in his way to Strathglass, with the Whig teacher's protection in his band ; Paul Macßain, near Faillie, his wife, Jean Clerk, had her nose sli', and head cut, out ...

... supposed to have at least 6,0c0 Catholics. Your obedient servant, BAMIAMITE. CATHOLIC SOLDIERS AT CULLODEN. Sit,—The bitter Whig writer of The Highlands o/ Scotland in 175() says that about 2,300 Catholic highlanders were in arms for Prince Charles in ...

... guise of dealing with a technical education problem. The Whig of this morning, I notice, has a loud diatribe against the Bishops for their impertinence is sitting on this little scheme, but the Whig writer seems to ignore altogether the important issue at ...

... seeing the Guards march along Bird-cage Walk on their way to embark for the Low Countries and to win Waterloc. The son of a Whig Member of Parliament, John Temple Leader was himself returned for Bridgwater in 1835, and. after gaining the ear of the House ...

... conclusions to draw, he is never insulting or vul/ar. His very errors may have originated in extravagant loyall towards old Whig heroes (p. 334). One may hope that as he gains experience, be will put off the crude faults which have so grievously marred ...

... was in the ‘sar. And it is perhaps not without significance that the three most active leaders on the English side were all Whigs, and to a man disapproved of the war they waged. The opinions of the Howes were notorious, and Cornwallis, though he held that ...

... Brother.. Boarding School, which possesses rpacious ground., k ,nose healthily situated, immedia• elj, facing the Common. Whigs is a centre for tbe Higher Certificate aad Oxford Local Examinations. Pupils are prepared fur the Lash. Matriculation. Fur ...

... George I. William governed through Whig advisers. Anne ruled ith Tory Ministers till 1706. Though a convinced Tory all her life, she then—as what we should now call a constitutional monarch —accepted the support of the Whigs, who had won the elections of 1705 ...

... Parliament ready to defend our cause, and a voting power in many British constituencies which united can make its own terms with Whig or Tory. With our eyes open, are we going to persevere in this no policy of misunderstanding and throw away what may be the ...

... announced. And this has been followed by the publication of a sumptuous illustrated life of Prince Charles Edward, known to mere Whigs and the lianoverians as The Young Pretender. But in most Jacobite literature this romantic figure is apt to monopolise the ...

... probably have been d;s-appointed if he had not done so. But his standpoint is nut an extreme one : his sympathies are with the Whigs. There is thus much from which we may disagree, but that need not detract from the value of these volumes as an interesting ...