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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Fisher THE LIBERAL INFLUX The Marquis of Reading, who goes to the Foreign Office, and Sir Herbert Samuel, Deputy Leader of the Whigs, who takes on the arduous duties of the Home Office THE HOMELESS HOME SECRETARY: Mr. J. R. Clynes, w lose office is being ...
... there were so many good ones that it is difficult to choose the Cunningham-Reids' was the most original, the Woolley-Harts' and Whig- hams' the most lavish Beatrice Cartwright's and the Wills' were fun so was the Converses but one could go on for ever the ...
... beautiful, she has intelli gence, charm, and vitality in other words, she is alive. Debutantes should please note. Yes, Margaret Whig- ham is quite the smart est jeune fille London has seen for a long time her clothes are original do not depend entirely on ...
... workers may get a glimmer of the truth and of the instant need of com mon sacrifices. What Would Gladstone Have Done A good old Whig- turned-Liberal, whose political memories are of the great days of Dizzy and the G.O.M., who has for some time hitched his ...
... given by Madame de Pena at her house in Charles Street, Berkeley Square. Among the guests were Mr. Dale Bourn and Miss Margaret Whig- ham, who were both laughing at the widespread rumour that they are secretly engaged. Mr. Bourn, by the way, has been taking ...
... days the nation gave a Government the greatest majority ever recorded in our political history. The nearest approach was the Whig majority of 1832 for Reform. On these days the nation declared its unanimity and determination to save England by its character ...