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... want a policy to unite us, said the young Radical You have had too many policies to divide you, said the old Whig WELL, asked the old Whig, what is the Liberal Party going to do now? Oh, we shall build up our strength in the constituencies, said ...
... want a policy to unite us, said the young Radical You have had too many policies to divide you, said the old Whig WELL, asked the old Whig, what is the Liberal Party going to do now? Oh, we shall build up our strength in the constituencies, said ...
... Margaret Whigham's twentieth birthday Swaebe Below Mrs. Richard Herbert and Mr. Charles Taylor, who icere also at Miss Margaret Whig- ham's birthday cocktail parly n And Another at Quaglino's Above are two photographs taken at Lady Dufferin and Ava's birthday ...
... in the stroke competition W. E. Bailey and Alec Butt here seen tramping the vast, open spaces A. P. Franklin and R. G. M. Whig- ham seen together at the fourth tee K. L. Branston and E. N. Furse going to the twelfth green at this meeting, which teas ...
... Scotland, a town house, and a country house near Hatfield, Hertfordshire, which once belonged to Lord Melbourne, Queen Victoria's Whig Minister ...
... 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 ...
... Marquess of DonegalTs party which includes Miss Nicholl, the Miises Nancy and Baba jf I I Beaton, Lady Bridget Paulett, Miss Whig ham, Miss Mollie Wingfield. Mrs. Claude Leigh. I J Mrs. Stewart Brown, the Marquess of Donegall, Mr. Henry Morrison, Mr. H ...
... more appropriate manner, for in eclipsing the Two Thousand Guineas and Derby favourite (New market, April 27th, 1932) Miss Whig- ham made Turf history. 1929 was a vintage year for Debutantes. One after another, proud mothers arrived in London with well- ...
... the period it was the first school of its kind in England. No. 3, Richmond Terrace was early in the nine teenth century, the Whig headquarters, and here friends of the Reform Bill used to meet. CONVEVi fop main MEA1- TO THE COACHMAN'S DOOR A th cap and ...
... rained to comprehend the business of big, strong men, was a very princess of political intrigue. The chatelaines of the great Whig and Tory mansions sixty years ago exercised no mean influence on the course of politics, and they achieved their end in an ...
... law, Wanda Baillie-Hamilton. I don't dare to wear my sandals I have gold and red ones, Baa in a crowded room, but Margaret Whig- ham sports hers every way .I'm ter rified for her little toes. Dolly Cam bridge the young and popular Marchioness has a variation ...