... vindicate the reputation of Shelburne as one of the suppressed characters of English history against the ostracism of the Whig oigarchy. In 1880 Lord Edmond was appointed her Majesty's Commissioner for the ...

... the oust of upkeep, and no funds are available for urgently needed improvements. It has, therefore, been decided that no more Whig way of commemorating the present auspiciops occasion could be found than by raising funds for the provision of increased and ...

... of Westmorland, and Lord and Lady Stanley. Special attractions in these gardens which w, r .• the social haunt of Stuart and Whig days, art Dutch garden and the Japanese garden. latter was made by the late Lord Ilchester and possesses a lake with stepp ...

... the audit A. Miller, C. Chtslgey. W. Long. F. Husaey. emintry resident a are ay.-used of wing The lea es the Sehooln•om at Whig+ i 4 riot loy any parlia. 1.45 p.m. meritary! M. W. F. BR.llllol.—The death l'urio.ity juts so arouse., plats. at his home ...

... succeed Lord Dufferin as British Ambassador at Constantinople. But Gladstone was no doubt anxious to keep the cadet of the great Whig family by his side in politics. Early in 1884. Dilke. then President of the Local Government Board. wrote to Gladstone recommending ...