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... the nouses of Tredegar, represented by Sir Charles Morgan, the member for Monmouthshire 1796- 1831, who then championed the Whig interest and the house of Gwernyfed. The expense of this contest must have been prodigious, as the poll was kept open for 15 ...
... although he presented petitions against both returns Jan., 1735, he failed to upset either of the elections. Mr Gwyn Vaughan was a Whig in politics, and, having supported Sir Robert Walpole, was appointed one of the Commissioners of the Customs, with a salary ...
... although he presented petitions against both returns Jan., 1735, he failed to upset either of the elections. Mr Gwyn Vaughan was a Whig in politics, and, having supported Sir Robert Walpole, was appointed one of the Commissioners of the Customs, with a salary ...
... touch, if he is well watched or hampered or (f) punt high to drop between opposing three-quarters and back, for centre a,11 whig to secure lJy following up or (g) drop at goal. 2.—Tbe second centre on receiving the ball when on the move down the field ...
... great importance) Feb., 1712-14, and was made envoy to Holland 1714. On tho accession of George I., however, in that year, the Whigs made a complete sweep of the public offices, and Mr Harley shared tho downfall of his cousin, the Treasurer, and so far did ...
... secretary, the influence of the latter can hardly be paramount. If he is really to come to Ireland the disappearance of the Whig contingent, from Mr Gladstone's side, does not appear to have re- sulted in the complete subjection of the Premier to the ...
... hundred years, and if they wanted two speci- men representatives of the landed interest they would be found in the two great Whig Speakers, Mr Denison and Mr Shaw-Lefevre. (Opposition cheers). There was one thing they would have like to have heard from ...
... New, 15 7 5a Swansea M Shipowners 40 14 16' 10 Do. Sbippiiii>. (i 11 2 10 Do 10 5 0 10 l>o. Wairon >Vorics iO 1} 2 25 South WHIGS Colliery 4 .2 50 'Tredegar Iron & Coal A LIIIJ. 2 « 14 1.5 25 1)0. Do. B Li in 25 194 Hank rate 2 per cent. (suice 10th Aprill ...
... assaIl Betting—5 to 4 agst Hiccough, and 9 to 4 each ags( SWansea Bay and Kufford. Rufford inide the running, with Hiccough. whig jumped badly, ly;ng last At the mile post swaiis^s Bay headed Rufford, and the pair made alternate running untii a quarter ...
... Confer- ence had given it. But he noticed that Mr John Morley did not understand the resolution passed there, but there were Whigs as well as Radicals amongst the supporters ot the Government. They had no reply from the Prime Minister to the Leeds resolution ...
... three candidates—Sir C. bole (Tory), supported by the Mansel interest, which was very powerful, and Mr William Booth Grey (Whig), who was High Sheriff, 1814, having iqarried, 1802, Fran Anne, eldest (laughter of Thomas Price, of Duffryn, Glamor- ganshire ...
... painfullv i on Wednesday, of forcing to the fr'ont the oldtaK fault in the Liberal party—the discord between Radicals and its Whigs. een lts MR. SALT AND HIS SCET PUDtllNft. The Conservative argument against the bin is In snb stance, the Datly News maintains ...