... household. You 've buttered your bread on both sides and you must lie on it. This was said in the nineteenth century by the great Whig Duchess of Devonshire in answer to a bread-and-butter letter from a prominent politician, written from a Tory household. Yow ...

... shades of night. Even candles by the holes have been employed to help, and fore-caddies with lanterns. MR. and MRS. GEORGE HAY WHIG HAM. father and mother of Miss Margaret Whigham. gave a huge party at the Embassy Club last iceek to celebrate their daughter's ...

... Sweeny's are the finest we 're likely to see in a lifetime. Will those in favour of recording for Mrs. Sweeny, otherwise THE Whig- ham, kindly hold up their hands Thank you. Thank you very much the ayes and her eyes have it. Because even writers are human ...

... ARTICLE BY FRANCIS TOYE. MUNICH AND MUSIC. ANYBODY who has been brought up on the orthodox histories of Eng land, written by the Whig historians of the Victorian era, must have been struck by the almost complete absence of any reference to music in their works ...