... QUEEN CITY BLITZ FUND Among the latest batch of Canadian and American contemporaries to reach us is the Kingston. Ontario. Whig- Standard of June 19. We opened it to find a double-column headline announcing: Garden party at Bath, Ontario, adds people ...

... Scafell, George Washington, Licentiate Royal College of Physicians, A Half-penny, Shakespeare, A turn in ski running, Tories, Whigs. The If -is won by JAMES GARRAWAY (8025). Vera House, Wellow. June James gets 12 marks, Champion Doreen Rumming and Major Margaret ...

... resort, especially in old age, was Samuel Parr, a pedagogue, and son of a Harrow apothecary. In his day he was regarded as the Whig Johnson. According to De Quincey, he boasted of inflicting bis eye upon persons whom he desire to awe. His mannerisms and ...

... Bath Press comment on the approaching 150 th anniversary, on July 9, of the death at Beaconsfield of Edmund Burke, the famous Whig leader, whose Reflections On The French Revolution prepared the British public for the long war against France, which lasted ...

... The Pickwick Papers of that club's visit to the city would not have been written but for Lord John Russell, the well-known Whig politician. Eighty years have now elapsed since Dickens last visited Bath the course of a series of readings from his works ...

... wonder that Dr. Esme Wingfield-Stratford in his recent book, King Charles and the Conspirators, refers to the work of the Whig historians as crude melodrama, and adds: It was not King Charles, but King Pyrn and his associates, who turned traitor to ...