... preparation. I shall merely toy with the skeleton at present. HAS DEMOCRACY SUCCEEDED The world did not come to an end when the Whigs passed Reform, nor (on the other hand) did the Millen nium arrive. TheToryaris- tocracy expected to see its roof tumble about ...

... t-1 o TirVi r\ __J I pi.v,.Ly 51 no VV11W -L are still away, like Lady Patricia Moore, are Lady Joan Villiers, Miss Margaret Whig- ham, and Miss Eileen Brougham. They are all in Cairo, and Miss Whigham and Lord Warwick are the joint cynosure of every eye ...

... 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 ...

... Grenadier Guards, and M iss Margaret Whigham took plac at Assouan, where they were both members of a party touring Egypt. Miss Whig ham, who is one of last year s debutantes, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. George Whigham, of Ascot The Earl oj Warwick, who ...

... 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 ...

... everybody on the Stock Exchange seemed to be making at least £5,000 a year, and plover eggs were not yet taboo. But Miss Margaret Whig- ham, Lady Bridget Poulett, Miss Rose Bingham, Lady Caroline Paget and the others were still in the school room. The reigning ...

... Portarlington, whose wife is just the opposite. M iss Gertrude Lawrence's mouth is most expressive and animated Miss Margaret Whig ham's lips protrude as she stutters which is, incidentally, rather attractive, though embarrassing for the listener. Mrs. ...

... Harriet masquerades once at least s Lady Leveson-Gower and Blessingtr n as Bessington. Such solecisms we e anathema to the Whigs. I hope Mi s Jenkins will bring a little more humili y and accuracy to a second edition. A WELCOME RECRUIT.- Lord Irwin returns ...

... diamond ones I have ever seen so has Miss Jeanne Stourton. Miss Pamela Nichols al ways wears them, but so do all the Margaret Whig- ham contemporaries, with the exception of Lady Br idget Poulett, who remains dis tinguished by the absence of jewellery. ''PELL ...

... im mediately on Fraulein Mende, who, judging from the quality and quantity of her male escort, was obviously the local Miss Whig- ham, though, attractive as she was, hardly comparable with our own product. Nevertheless, mounted on a skew-bald Arab, Fraulein ...

... recently, in the Cocoa-Trce Club. Ever a gambling club, it attracted to its Tory-- even Jacobite-- portals even such diehard Whigs as Byron and Fox, the latter of whom lost thousands in a night of play i -'-.i v*m-; T.i' T in- ay A FAMILY GROUP framed, glazed ...