... England that become acutely conscious ox ar politics; when Whigs and had crystallised in rivalry—broad the commercial Whig and tn land-owning Tory—yet were plicating their relations as Whigs became country gentlen ® and impoverished Tories went ih commerce ...

... Mr P atkins, leader the British Expedition, wljo was J in canoe in the Polar 1 ii. | ly atkins, his father re- 5warr)« i 0 Whig's hands the Polar to ...

... LIBERTY. Bedminster Man Fined For Offence. For confining a bird in a cage that was not large enough for it to stretch its whigs, Frederick Prosser, a labourer, of Markesbury lioad, St. John's Lane. Bristol, was fined Bristol Police Court. lie was also ...

... situation are evidenced the fact that M. tTagnon, Minister of Public Work 8 received [the directors all the French railways whig morning. The Minister requested the directors to within week a complete programme constructional works and safety with a view ...

... therefore, not as a biography of George 11., but as a description of the relations between the King and the Ministry when the Whigs were at the height of their power. Hence one might welcome a clearer analysis of the policy of Walpole as the greatest exponent ...

... the Finesse. strategy in Bridge turn- throwing the lead the most l adversary, . hut. i--- coup, indeed, when, 'before thro whig the J d, you have wipe out his other -'-'it-, and compelled him to lead ,J h to you a suit which you would otherwise have had ...

... 'J ihe wearer 3 face e octagonal lenses can e yet> shapes; they lit just under f round the curve of the • o The popularity Whig for ft United States is responsible I- sj ectacle frames this I! ' c ' ;1 }* White Gold is puzzling it is merely the name v ...

... of Arabia. ' who took part in the rescue efforts after the 'plane had crashed. Error of Judgment? Qther witnesses included Whig-Commander Sydney Smith, Flight-Lieut. M. Ely, and Flying Officer (.who were survivors of the disaster) and Flying Officer Satchwell ...

... peacefully only three years later, the course of English history would have been quite different had James been overthrown by Whig-Stuart (even though aii illegitimate Stuart). England would never have been drawn into the Dutch alliance (with its attendant ...

... for their inadequacy They present interesting sketches on the Tory outlook a century ago, when, for instance, (in 1850) the Whigs' attempted introduction of a Bill providing for ihe regular inspection of coal mines was resented as interfering with private ...

... on both sides of the Thames. In 1715 Thomas Dosgett, an Irishman, and Drury Lane comedian and friend of Congreve, a fervent Whig, inaugurated the race in honour of George the First's accession, and laid it down that it was to be rowed annually for ever ...

... extract —' If there is one Act more than another which will doom the Whig Ministry of Lord Melbourne to lasting disgrace as well disclose the friends real liberty what tyrants the Whigs have always shown themselves when they are in power, will be their ...