... week in the family burial-ground at Kilmun, was, like his grandfather, the eighth Duke (who was a great character among the Whig statesmen of the Victorian era), a strong personality who defended his beliefs with passionate intensity. He was a devoted ...

... economic revolt tions and come triumphantly thron.e- The men in power are every whit as on pomp and circumstance as were great Whig governing class before Reform Bill. The Old Stages 350,000,000 GALLONS MISSING-- THE DISMAL SCENE AT HURY RESERVOIR, IN BALDERSDALE ...

... man and not man for the says the Liberal. John Pym (1584-1643) is claim 1 the founder of the Liberal Party.4 The orilTn of Whig (from the Gaelic meaning to jogS w changed to Liberal until the middle of the nineteen^ century. Very little is said by the ...

... members or scrap the whole early- Victorian ideal of club life S| c service, slow and dignified meals, all tne advantages of a Whig country without its drawbacks in the re8 of women and the incubus of nurseries. In short, the club could carry on for while ...