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... A Whig among the Tories by Julian Critchley Lord Carrington describes himself as a Whig, but he brings much comfort to Conservatives, the party of which he is now chairman. The author, who is MP for Aldershot, describes the articulate and energetic baron ...
... THE PROUD AND GRACEFUL CITY WHIG Edinburgh, the Scottish capital in which for the next three weeks, from August 20 until September 9, many of the greatest musicians, actors and dancers in the Western world will be assembled, is indeed a lovely setting ...
... that both Whigs and Tories accepted him (born and brought up in the Whig oligarchy he served under Canning and Wellington before rejoining the Old lord david cecil, the author of the J BOOK REVIEWED ON THIS PAGE. Gang) and he Lord David Cecil, who was ...
... it imperative for the English Whigs that the succession in both England and Scotland should be settled and the Stuart Pretender excluded from it. Desiring the crowns to remain united, they hoped Scotland would pursue her fortunes under the Hanoverian ...
... the Revolution of 1688 —the Glorious Revolution of the Whig history books against the excesses of fanaticism and party feeling that had brought so many heads to the block and so many to misery and ruin during that century of strife. The essence of the ...
... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS AN ELEGANT DANCE BY FEMALE HORNED MANTISES WHIG WAS FOLLOWED BY THE LARGER EATING THE SMALLER. The Homed Mantis, an uncommon species, is found, appropriately enough, cannibal instincts and claims of consanguinity are no bar ...
... NOVEL-READER. THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS BOOKS OF THE DAY. July 1, 1950 WHIGS ON THE JOHN RICHARD GREEN. HEN I was young we were taught history by masters who believed implicitly the V Whig view of history in which they had been brought up. Under their wing ...
... been smuggled into the room in a warming-pan. Soon the King’s Whig opponents were to be seen sporting a miniature warming-pan. Whig hopes rose when, after six weeks, the baby’s health began to fail. His doctors had forbidden milk and prescribed instead ...
... January 9, 1954 THE ILLUSTILATED LONDON NEWS HOLLAND HOUSE TO-DAY: THE DOOMED RUINS OF THE GREAT WHIG MANSION. THE FAMOUS GATEWAY BESIDE THE EAST FRONT, FLANKED BY SCREENS OF TERRACOTTA LOOKING OUT FROM AN ARCADED ROOM OF THE WEST TOWER, A BUILDING TO ...
... Continued from page 32.] Conservative Party —as more of an eighteenth-century Whig than a Conservative. I believe that that would be equally true of Sir Winston throughout his career, for all that he has urged his followers to use the short, sharp word ...
... interesting sets dealing both with the Popish Plot and with Monmouth’s Rebellion. With the triumph of Charles II over the Whigs there was a lull, which even the events of the Revolution did not seriously disturb, and Mrs. George attributes this to “an ...
... little into past history. For 56 years following their return to office in 1830, after a long period of Tory domination, the Whig-Liberal party seemed the natural majority party in Britain. For 40 of those years they were in power, and for another five ...