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... period, full of hypocrisies and befogging draws. True, she confined smok ing to the cellars, prayed for the damnation of the Whigs and ruled everyone with a rod of iron but, when her own granddaughter, Viki, genuinely fell in love with a plain village organist ...
... traitors, and popular histories there still regard them as such. Most English histories of that period have been written from the Whig point of view, and sneak of it as the War of American Independence. It was, of course, nothing of the sort, but a true revolution ...
... 1878, and he played again in '79, '80, and '82. Then came such notabilities as Mr. Finlav Dun, Mr. W. B. Glennie, Mr. H. J. Whig- ham, Mr. J. W. B. Pease, Mr. F. H. Stewart, until, in 1894, you find the name of Mr. R. H. Mitchell, the first to suggest ...
... announced. The grants will be at the rate of 50 per cent, of the agreed estimated cost of clearing. c CRICKETER FARMER AIRMAN Whig -Commander Ilolmes, who captained the Sussex XI in '39, at a meeting of the East Sussex Farmers'' Union at Lewes. lie is an ...
... AVA. TllE ETCHINGHAM Letters. XX.-XXIV.a. His New Mittens. By Stephen Crane. Some Memories of Kensington Palace. By An Old Whig. Witchcraft. By Canon Wood,* D.D. The Joinville Tunnel. By F. M. White. More Humours of Clerical Life. By the Rev. Stewart ...
... horseman whom I quote. Thus, then, he continues In one of the summer issues of the Worcester Journal for 1878, the folio whig extraordinary feat by a yearling is related A wonderful leap by a yearling colt, the pro perty of Mr. S. Yeates, was witnessed ...
... account for a few so also will the pike;' but there must be hundreds pqgSibly like old and feeble wild- ducks which live weak in whig power and web feet, get scoured out of the pools by the spates, and washed away to the sea. While Shamrock has been fitting ...
... geniality and courtesy, combined with his youth and talent, are pledges that his career will give additional lustre to the great Whig house to which he belongs. As a matter of fact, Lord Edmund Fitzmaurice's manner i9 exceedingly flippant and offensive His ...
... aristocracy, and art, literature, and science represented. Peers and commoners, English are Roman Catholic cardinals, Whigs and Tories, romanticists mingled harmoniously together, music a delightful neutral territory, where it would to let ...
... boards, by winning against Mr. Stephens and Mr. Hall. After this, however, the pendulum swung greatly in the direction of the whig and gown representatives, as Messrs. 1 n m a n, Bormer, Otto, Pureed, and Scrutton all succeeded in scoring, their victims ...
... S.A., where he won $58,000 in 1907), Grey Tick (Cesarewitch winner), Jonkvrow (won the Dutch Derby, 1908), La Catharina and Whig (the Rou manian Derby winners, 1908 and 1909), Royal George (won Jubilee Handicap and Victoria Cup), Prince Royal (Great Foal ...
... vellous enough, in good faith. A guttie ball, think of it. It was also a fact, if witnesses' word can be accepted, that Miss Whig- ham and her sister in that championship on more than one occasion, carried the burn of odorous memory in front of the last ...