... show for their endeavour apart from a few tame shots at Jan Macfarlane. set up a visitors mmfimuwm fllhxwellmt’ippoc‘f(‘lb‘Ck Whig; a deiew:ho?:gm Aszfinflmum both had chances to steal l.we::h' but that would have an when a draw ...

... to radicalism was reading the newspaper reports of speeches at Westminster by the extravagant Henry Brougham, whom even his Whig colleagues increasingly regarded as several clauses short of a reform bill. The happiest congruence between the two artists ...

... the wind. ~ . - In the end, thou?h, the illomened. chaos. of the sky willed no harm on éither side. Having already h,elped'whig a Dave Kirkwood free-kick off a bemused Dave Rogers’ head for Raith’s opening goal, the wind then evened matters up by sending ...

... Wedgwood issued in 1782 became, as it were, her accepted logo. When Admiral Keppel was acquitted in 1779, vindicating the Whigs, it was Tassie (rather than his sometime rival Wedgwood) who was quick and shrewd enough to sculpt his likeness. Wedgwood seethed ...

... Neillands states that “the fact ‘is that Haig was by far the best general in the Great War on either side.” (‘Haig: Butcher or whigging' boy?’ Analysis, November 8). Pretty good for the man who gave:the British Army its blackest day - July 1, 1916. ‘l‘Kank ...

... There are six races each day, starting at 2:20, and Kershaw says: “Advance bookmis are up and we have oSpitality suitel filled whig shows that people are appreciating our improved facilities.” 2:00 -1, Dancing Feather, Mr C B Hills (12- 1), 2, Aficionado ...

... more 0 them. w vere is, all too often, a “certain grimness in the exchanges .between- the :Scottish parties, a g::dmgeamesmes Whig_h leaves the voters. feeling more depressed Shan enightened f Salmond can ‘introduce some fun as well as fric-tion into the ...

... ‘Ged Save the Queen’ is that it is, literally, an anthem, designe_d to be sung in church. So far from being an anti-Stuart, Whig song, its origins are French and Catholic. It was composed in France in 1686, under the_title ‘Grand Dieu Sauve le Roi’, with ...

... Tories can understand the scale of the change that has occurred around them. “There is every chance that we are enteri;l(f a Whig century, dominated by left-of-centre coalitions,” said one shadow cabinet member last week. “We have to accept that and think ...