... seen the Crjmwellian hat which led Lord Malmesbury to remark that his family had been staunch Parliamentarians and strong Whigs right down to the time of Fox. Regarding the history of Heron Court, which is a house of great antiquity, Lord Malmesbury said ...

... French trof qt.: entered Blamont they found German po.ters nutifving that the Mavurr and notabilities \\*Mild be .hut fidl()whig morning. The timely arrival of the French saved their live., ...

... Joseph Pease, in 1885, and succeeded his father as the sixth Earl in 1891. He is by way of being a Liberal ; but is really a Whig, and it was, therefore, no surprise when he was made Under-Secretary for War in 1905. Lord Portsmouth is really happier when ...

... of a Jacobite Restoration : secondly, the lesser fear of the enfranchisement of the Scottish Presbyterians. He was only a Whig so far as he was anti Jacobite, and accordingly as one danger or other threatened, so he changed his side. It must he remembered ...

... Idle Fellow Dip nee heard about Tow.. 82, COMMERCIAL ROAD, BOVRNEMOUTII Kars• 16 • TO PLACING AN ORDER FOR or more it We aro {Whig. Ns a short tine arty. A PAIR OF BEAUTIFUL WOOLLEN • 'YORKSHIRE BLANKETS to all customers of or over. No extra charge on . ...

... of the County Council in spite of his wish to retire on account of his advanced age. As a politician he was formerly of the Whig party, but seceded with the Duke of Devonshire at the time of the Home Rule disruption. His father was the first member for ...

... of Westmorland, and Lord and Lady Stanley. Special attractions in these gardens which w, r .• the social haunt of Stuart and Whig days, art Dutch garden and the Japanese garden. latter was made by the late Lord Ilchester and possesses a lake with stepp ...

... of Churchill makes her a tremendous power in the world of politics. There is, in fact, every prospect that the days of great Whig families have returned. Viscount Hayashi has just received the honour of being created Foreign Minister, and it is doubtful ...

... nations, were detained prisoners in France, from which country he escaped by his own energy and enterprise. In politics he was a Whig, and he seconded some of the late lamented Sir Francis Burdett's early motions in the House of Commons. In debate he was most ...

... quenched by fighting those battles which will be the inevitable outcome of that solution of continuity which means Home Rule. Whig or Tory alike can hardly do otherwise than admire the very skilful way in which the Prime Minister handled his hecklers at ...

... we must not forget that we are a nation ruled by the voxpoptill, and that in days gone by this country flourished under the Whigs--nay, might we not say that even under Gladstone our national prosperity showed no signs of decadence. It was only when he ...

... entity which is known in Republican France as egalite. To the eye of a discriminating observer there is every indication of Whig and Tory fights over municipal matters. It is sincerely to he hoped that Bournemouth will not come to this, and those who are ...