... William Senior, Editor of the Field; Mr. W. J Fisher, Editor of the Daily Chronicle and Mr. J It. Fisher, Editor of the Northern Whig had good cause to be grateful to the Chairman for his just appreciation of their services to journalism and their fitness for ...

... occasion. The last political wedding celebrated in St. George's was that of Mr. Asquith and Miss Margot Tennant. On that occasion Whigs and Tories joined in happy amity, Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone 'and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain occupying the same pew while ...

... Commons before he entered it. He was there for five years with Palmerston. and he held office under Earl Russell. The Palmerston Whigs have almost died out, although their policy survives in the Liberal- Imperialists. Mr. Goschen is a relic of the Parliamentary ...

... capable members of the Upper House. Before he succeeded to his Earldom, Lord Macduff had the reputation of being a promising Whig, and he was a special favourite with Mr Gladstone, being selected by him, after his transference to the House of Lords, to ...

... of the forehead, and those of the other on the left. Upon inquiry, I found that the body of Amazons on my right hand were Whigs, and those on my left Tories. Long before then, it is probable that the patch had been im pressed into the service of other ...

... people who, as a rule, carefully avoid such functions then make a point of being present, and for that one day, at any rate, Whig and Tory meet in amity. Mr. Brodrick is very popular in the House of Commons, and the same may almost be said of his brilliant ...

... n has given men of all parties one subject on which they are thoroughly agreed, and all shades of politicians-- High Tory, Whig, Conservative, Liberal-Unionist, Liberal, Imperial Liberal, Fourth Party, and Radical-- have joined in welcoming home the man ...

... particular it is pointed out that among the pieces reprinted as Lamb's are A True Story, by Leigh Hunt, and Samuel Johnson the Whig, which will be found in Coleridge's Table Talk. The i letter on Shakespeare's characters is, in fact, No. 38 of the Round ...

... beautiful seats in Ireland, Westport House, County Mayo. Lord Sligo sat in the House for some years as one of those old- fashioned Whigs who used to be returned by Irish constituencies be fore the Home Rule agitation came to a head. The new Lord Sligo, long known ...

... benches a quarter of a century ago, and he is held up as an ogre, just as Mr. Chamberlain was held up, to frighten away the Whigs. His attitude on the War was very unpopular, but the staunchness with which he held it has increased the respect of many who ...

... wind. Ruskin is a bottle of beautiful soda-water. The portrait of Rogers is specially graphic A half-frozen, old, sardonic Whig-Gentleman; no hair at all, but one of the whitest of bare scalps blue eyes, shrewd, sad, and cruel; toothless horseshoe mouth ...

... gave evidence of great literary iudgment and taste both in his Life of Lady Sarah Napier, and more recently in his work on the Whig statesmen of a former era. The new mistress of Holland House is, as all the world knows, the only daughter of Lord and Lady ...