... barometer, according as the weather was fair or stormy. 1 n danger the nation usually called for the Tories in times of peace the Whigs were preferred but whatever the issue these two parties were the only alternatives. Democracy is said to be so stupid a monster ...

... new owners at the racing rpital's Second October Meeting bloodstock sales last Y dnesdav. A filly belonging to Mr. Charles Whig :n fetched the highest price (800 guineas), but Capta. Percy Whitaker gave 630 for a son of Sanso- vino of Mrs. J. P. Arkwright's ...

... fury and murder. I suppose it is, as I wrote above, that whenever re ligion becomes a bee it becomes merely spiritual politics Whig against Tory, Tory against Socialism, as in the parliamentary world of thought and belief an excuse for persecution, if not ...

... boring point, and there has been too much -sing ling out of debutantes in a futile effort to build another Gelli- brand, another Whig- ham. This failure proves again that b e a u t i es (not in- e v 1 ta my beautiful) are born not built; groomed for stardom ...

... gazed at the people surging round her car quite oblivious of what had happened. Lord Warwick was there, too, with Miss Margaret Whig- ham, though the news of their broken-off engagement was out only two days later. They say that 1932 is to be a record year ...

... father, and he finally broke with him in 1781, at the age of nineteen, when he set up his own establishment, consorted with the Whigs, whose policy was anathema to the Court, and made merry with the most reckless gamblers, the heaviest drinkers, and the prettiest ...