... centur‘lm done the-same. ' Blackwood's afiuine has been published continuously since 1817, first as Tory opposition to the Whig Edinbugh Review, then as a giant among & flourishing genre and tod:‘ still Conservative but not colossal in its political ...

... fire. ¥ Meanwhile, the effects of the Pope's visit last June can still | be seen. A lay Catholic intellectuals' y coufemb- whig , normally ' attra ) or mfl» ‘had IMdi year. Cracow,. 1 to train the | &Ln dnbudt.“ 0% gas SAN 4SS A 3k 5 G ol - s %% b ...

... with Lord Althrop at its head, on the express ground of promoting ~ retrenchment and economy. It is said to be composed of Whigs and Tories, but we suspect the proportion of the latter is small. 100 Years. Ago Cutting Expenditure., — The Turkish Ministers ...

... visible light and radio waves. 3 This instrument is also considered a crucially “important development in astronomy as it courses WhiG the. BAIMY, b 0 %m‘éfi?fih “the:* Iof stars,” Thi -mysterious process takes place m;‘i@g' dense mc’loqu of, matter w can “be ...

... richness, vitali about ‘& cause of . that gance of the island's life. The volumes, some 3000 pages and wit and _intelligence. ~whig; deviance). pommot vein of fiction suited him. perhaps a million words. makes the neglect of the work hmil% psfi'fidu' The ...

... that he was involved in slave trading). The American-Liberians have consolidated their power through the quaintly named True Whig Party, which had ruled for 110 years without interruption until Master Sergeant Samuel Doe’s followers put three bullets through ...

... Senate, Mr Richard Henries, the former Speaker of the Lower House. Mr Reginald Townsend, former chairman of the ruling True Whig Party, and Mr James Pierre, former Chief Justice, of all charges and sentenced them to death. The charges had included high ...

... Lyall treats the conflict dispassionately, but the Disruption-is worth a‘full and fresh revaluation. Like the ‘now discarded Whig interpretation of: history, it - is .coloured by : popular memoriesand -prejudices, and maybe - less “than justice has been ...

... s that startled and scandalised the good citizens. Lockhart, James Hogg, and John Wilson (Christopher North) lampooned the Whigs in a Biblical imitation, which the godly thought profane. This brilliant trio made the magazine a high-spirited, controversial ...

... Board's balance sheet, Mr Gormley said. He declared: We shall resist as far as ndpossible the decimation of the industry whi«g: we believe is so important td thé future of Britain. We will stick to our })ohcy on pit closures and fight or it The NUM ...

... time, though with no permanent result that one can see. It ml?n also be argued that direct elections added more of what the Whigs used to call bottom to the, Parliament by bringing into it some of the big names in national politics — Brandt, Mitterrand ...

... thesis and was completed in the Cavalier surroundings of Oxford, does not seem to be a Covenantress, and may not even be a Whig. But her history and her judgment seem entitled to a good deal of respect. She does not set out to write the history of Restoration ...