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... attractive fiancee of the Iiarl of Warwick, to whom she became engaged in Egypt On the left is seen a portrait of Miss Margaret Whig ham, who was one of last year s debutantes, specially drawn for The Bystander by Pat Charles. Below is a cari cature of her ...
... Alton, whose in teresting condition is the cause of all the trouble MR. GEORGE ALTON, M.P.: Robert Maudesley as the Duke's Whig nephew THE MARQUIS OF ALRESFORD Hyde White as the Duke's eldest son LORD FRANCIS ALTON: Ireland Wood as the Duke's second son ...
... letters from women at all. Even rich Society women who used to keep selected Whigs as pets, half-fascinated, half-shuddering, now prefer baboons. We get these data from a Whig we know in St. John's Wood. To see him twine himself round the Glad stone Statue ...
... iti c u a in iikic Caps Tmm: WmgfieldL Aerodrome. Am 1 ark: 57$ Madison Avenue. I M t D K I I J tl A I K LINE Stuarts Silacr Whig leaves Airway Terminus, London (Opposite Continental Departures Platform) Victoria Station, 1 1 .45 a.m. also daily, arrives ...
... might easily be taken jj|| for a six. It is such a quiet, well- ||j||l mannered car. All-steel, sound-insulated body with whig to wing vision. Dual wipers. Triplex toughened glass. Luggage locker with enclosed spare wheel. Light, positive steering. ...
... Thoughts on First Nights How did a gentleman meet every emergency in 1860 With brandy The Duke of Hampshire (A. Scott-Gatty A Whig and a Tory M.P. George Alton (Robert Mawdesley) and Viscount Warnham Harold War render The eloping lovers, Valentine D'Arcy ...
... SPOTTISWOODE ^Sjohn Murray 2nd Printing The Grand Wliiggery By MARJORIE VILLIE'RS. As sprightly a chronique scandaleuse of the Whig peeresses as those who dote on the frailties of the past could desire. Daily Telegraph. With illustrations. 1 6s. Homes Sweet ...
... daughters and two boy friends play tennis. t River Party. Party at which there are literally rivers of champagne, my dear. (w) Whig Party. Party at which the guests wear wigs. (v) Fascist Party. Party at which they are all dressed as Mussolini. (w) Theatrical ...
... tion from the book of England opened at random. In the foreground stood the white post, newly painted, holding out the faded Whig portrait with its indecipherable lettering against a back-ground of blue sky and varicoloured fields. At the foot of the post ...
... at the St. Valentine's Ball, anyway, and inspired the lace paper programmes and menus of the entertain ment. Miss Margaret Whig- ham and her fiance, Mr. Sweeny (yesterday's bride and bride- I groom) only danced with each other Lady Bridgett Poulett did ...
... November, 1835, and was obtained for him by favour of the Duke of Sussex, a frequent guest of Coke of Norfolk and of other good Whigs, and a keen sportsman. The Duke's second wife, Lady Cecilia Underwood, was my grandfather's aunt. It was a formidable Battu ...
... quite genially disposed towards this Anne-conscious demonstration (Anne was a much more attractive and sensible person than Whig history admits) if we didn't realise, on second thoughts, that the same fuss would have been made if it had been a statue of ...