... THE WHIGS AT HOME. Students of the personal element in politics and all lovers of anecdote and repartee will revel in The Holland House Circle, by Lloyd Sanders, with 24 illustrations (Methuen and Co.). The famous society which for forty Holland gathered ...

... WHIG HT'S SUCCESS Mr. Wilbur Wright made his first flight with his aeroplane at Le Mans on Saturday evening. Though it only lasted one minute and forty-five seconds, it was a great success, and was a complete revelation to all those who witnessed it. ...

... attained some little note as an author. He edited the Life and Letters of Lady Sarah Lennox, and published Further Memoirs of the Whig Party; while only a few weeks ago he produced a book on the Holland House circle. ...

... CAB WRECKED: MAN INJURED, An alarming street accident occurred in Whig about midnight, a man named Henry Wright being severely injured. A motor 'but was proceeding in the direction of the Horse Guards-avenue when, in avoiding a street refuge, it came ...

... and ideas would be useless, and wane than useless. Trugts are themselves a kind of Socialism, and dog does not eat dog. The Whig spirit of Mr. Taft has as good a. chance as any influence we can conceive to carry on the Rooseveltian crusade of public honesty ...

... the Liberals in Gladstone's day as well as by the Balfours. `This muzzling of the Press, he said, is worthy of the Irish Whig allies of the Government in the Irish party. I defy your coercion. ...

... Asquith, he holds, will be the ruin of the present Government, l as Lord Rosebery was of that of 1895, for Mr. Asquith i 3 a Whig of Whigs ; a cold, bureaucratic type of politiaian, and is fated to lead the party to its coming destruction. The very vastness ...

... the late Sir Henry Ponsonby v:as, it will be remembered, Private Secretary to Queen Victoria. The Ponsonbys have always been Whigs, but with the exception of Mr. Arthur Ponsonby, practically all have become Unionists. A IiNWHTCOMMANDER OP THE RISING SUN ...

... Kr. Tom B. Davis. TWICE DAILY. at 2 and 7.30. Hr. ROBERT ARTHUR'S PANTO/SINN, ALADDIN. ALADDIN. TWICE DAILY. WENT ELEMENT WHIGS SPELLS SUCCESS IN PANTOMIME IS TO BE FOUND IN 'ALADDIN.' —Deus TITLECIWIL ALADDIN. At 2 and 7.30. A FEAST OF FUN AND FROLIC ...

... C'Ettes C=vamn 100 POINTS TARIFF REFORM REPRINTED FROM 10 TWENTY-BITE YEARS. A WHIG. 'MODERN HISTORY. BEACONSFIELD AND GLADSTONE. It is a melancholy fate which has overtaken so many of the best-known names in our literature, to be cut off with their lifework ...

... good vat and prevent the closing of two Wards. E. A. Grualeg. IM. (Treasurer), the lit. Ilonble, the Viscount Gage, G. A. D. Whig, Esq., Sir W. J. Ball, M.P.. R. C. West, Esq., li. A. Pelly. Roy. Donsid McLeod, D.D., G. W. IL Jago, Esq., M.D. and Frank ...

... of any port in a storm, and to tie Free Trade port Peel steered his ship. His own party were opposed to the course, even the Whig leaders themselves thought it. impracticable ; the Chartists and artisan class refused to accept the new creed. But famine ...