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... .- 'S . Snundby , M . C ., D . F . C , A . l- ' . O . ^ to Direclorate M Operutioiis and Intelligence , Air Ministryvice Whig Commander J . 0 . Andrt-ws , D . ij . O ., M . C ., 4 / 1 / 57 ; . J . L . A ' aefiBll , M . C ., to R . A . F . StatioiC ...
... languages, music, drawing, and botany); for her folitical training to the Whig, Lord Melbourne. At her accession all the court offices were filled by members of the great Whig houses; and her spirited refusal to change the ladies of the bed-chamber, ...
... councillors concerned tha' they would in future stand by the decis.ons of the Labour group. failing which 1t was stated, the party whig would b withdrawn. : The Trades Council subsequently withdrew the party whip from Bailie Cathcar and Coun llors Hogg and Muter ...
... ^ a meeting presided over , by Principal Sir James C Irvine , approved general plans for the * erection of an additional' whig to form an extension 01- SV Salvator's Residence Hall for ; men students' in St Andrews , at an estimated cost of about £ ...
... a considerable demand upon the reader ' s mental energy . ' It is said , for instance ,, that , when Disraeli dished the'Whigs in 1867 , three Conservative statesmen left Derby and Disraeli' as' - a protest on behalf of political honour against mere ...
... hailed as a Liberal by people who do not understand that he would appear to modern British Liberals as something akin to the Whigs of the 'forties who resisted Lord Shaftesbury ' s social legislation . And that is why the Spaniards got rid of him . —I am ...
... Syme and BourhilL The display of the Athletic was worthy of a better result . M'Grogan and Chalmers made up an excellent right whig , and frequently led the Rangers' defenders into , indiscretions that ought to have been more severely penalised . Farquharson ...
... Glasgow High Schrmlman was off like a shot and went full 12 t i ; , r the line , to get a score in his best 0 :: the other whig . G . S . Johnston had « ves fewer chances . It was the one fault in Dick s display that he failed to bring his « nger into ...
... the eighteenth century there was no party strife in Scotland ; ' the ...
... not excel in shooting . The approach play of MCall and Dickie was generally dangerous , and there was good support from the whig half-backs , whose , play together with the stoDDing qualities ~ oi ~ Moulds , 1 kept the Hearts ' forwards struggling ...
... Succession —to the aggrandisement of Britain , the discomfiture especially of her Dutch allies , and the jealous anger of the Whig Party . Bolingbroke lost his head at certain crises , and his job at thirty-six . His effectiveness in life , and in this estimate ...
... views remain the same— The Devil , according to Dr Johnson , was the first Whig ; perhaps the ex-Dean of St Paul ' s is the last . That is to say , he favours the old Whig policy of peace and retrenchment . On numerous other subjects Dr Inge makes- ...