... John's) and Miss Pamela Walker (Newnham) r 1 ii r ii ii i ii H mil i v Desmotul O'Neill A GREEN RIBBON BALL was given by the Whigs of Cam bridge University, which had immense success despite the snowy weather. More than 350 guests were entertained, and a ...

... Monmouth rising he (eagerly anti- Jacobite) acclaimed that second revolution which was to instate William III. and Mary. His Whig views, his political acumen and the favour he found with the King himself, gave Defoe position during that dual reign. But ...

... acquired by a Swiss connoisseur. Those were the boys (we thought) to put over a really convincing fairy-tale, unlike our native Whig historians and Min. of Information narks. Here we did the Min. of Inf. boys an injustice, perhaps, their German-corpses-in ...

... salting the sea-floor to encourage their dreams of unearned dough would be a typical bit of fairy mischief, like the rout of the Whigs at Prestonpans a few years later for how otherwise, cullies, could Sir J ohn Cope's boys have taken that woundy beating The ...

... going, work well together, and the comedians are both in splendid form. Mr. Hare, an earnest crank, is the leader of the Free Whigs, a party of two pledged to set the people free from all the repressions of postwar legislation. Mr. Lynn, who has unexpectedly ...