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... eventually public opinion will endorse Mr. Baldwin's selection, and conclude that in this appointment we see the best of the old Whig tradition grafted upon the stout stem of modern Toryism. Mr. Churchill stood as an Anti-Communist, and, whatever political ...
... citizen in a Yorkshire provincial town as the last Whig. What they meant I suppose was that his politics were Palmerstonian. A Whig must be an aristocrat and belong to a land-owning family. The last of the Whigs was Sir William Harcourt, or perhaps is Lord ...
... concerning the proper steps to be taken. Fox, leading the Whigs in Opposition, asseited the unquestionable right of the Prince of Wales (afterwards George IV) to assume an unrestricted Regency. The Whig advocacy of the doctrine of hereditary right, a curious ...
... MAINLY ABOUT WOMEN: A PAGE FROM TWO CONTINENTS. GRANDMAMMAS AT TENNIS THE MISSES BEATON, WHIG- HAM, COATES AND STOURTON DANCE FOR CHARITY. A DUTCH SWIMMER TOURING ENGLAND: FRAULEIN MARIE BRAUN,AN OLYMPIC CHAMPION. A DUTCH WORLDS CHAMPION SWIMMER FRL. ...
... STALWARTS OF LIBERALISM RETURN: Mr. Lloyd George and his family were greeted on board the Andalusia by prominent West Country Whigs on their return from South America THE CONSERVATIVES HOLD THEIR OWN The scene at the declaration of the poll, showing that ...
... Golfing Family. Mr. B. G. M. Whigham son of Lt.- Gen. Sir Robert Whig- ham who is up at Oxford now, belongs to the well-known golfing family who hail from Prestwick. There was one Whig ham H. J. who in the early days of golf in America went there and ...
... , who will wed the Hon. W. H. Smith, the son of Viscount Hambleden, next month CAMBRIDGE HONOURS SIR JOHN SIMON: The great Whig, who has only recently returned from an epoch-making investigation in India, with Sir Barrington Hurst in the procession to ...
... Premiership as Pitt's warming-pan until the Treaty of Amiens was broken, was by no means the uncultured fool represented by the Whigs. According to Glenbervie he was a very good Speaker, though as Prime Minister during a big war he was hopelessly overshadowed ...
... the Napoleon of Conser vatism, Mr. Herbert Rathbone, more than another the true type of semi-philanthropic, semi -aesthetic Whig; Mr. Max Muspratt. These as men mean more, perhaps, to the city than the things for which they stand or fight. The public life ...
... the Whigs in the great era when the Whig aristocracy was a mighty political force the most bigoted and exclusive aristocracy that ever waved the flag of democracy. Later, the house was a noble centre of taste and culture which carried on the Whig traditions ...
... Conservative out and to return a Whig, he will not have them called Liberals he proposes to launch on a golf tour of the British Isles, Ireland excluded politically and golfingly. As a matter of fact, his horrible Whig will not be at the top of the poll ...
... youthful Queen was openly and avowedly Whig. When a Whig Ministry under Lord Melbourne was defeated, a Tory Ministry under Sir Robert Peel refused to take office because the Queen would not consent to the dismissal of her Whig Ladies of the Bedchamber. Lord Melbourne ...