... frightened L ondon. outlying scrap of the great T rafalgar Square riot, w hich thoroughly frightened L ondon. The Whig were not frightened. Whigs never are. But, turning over the pages, I cam e on three well known initials, and I could not help wondering what ...

... good crusted Toryismbesicles his relative ignorance of the gospel according to Pallaclio, as interpreted by Kent, on which the Whig junta moulded their tastes. Our last sight of him, given by Vertue, is of a sick man, a victim of gout and a more violent ...

... take guite seriously, he was of little accofint in Oxford, being regarded as a poseur, not at all as a leader of thought. WHIG DOGS AND T ORY DOGS Sir Charles perhaps suffers a little from an inability 7 , to see other views than his own. He tells us ...

... needs to be told that she does it with her accustomed charm and erudition, though of course her view bia her against the great Whig man ions of the eighteenth century. It is a delightful addition to this attrac- t ive series of illustrated es ay . Very many ...

... needs to be told that she does it with her accustomed charm and erudition, though of course her view bia her against the great Whig man ions of the eighteenth century. It is a delightful addition to this attract ive series of illustrated es ay . Very many ...