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... their supremacy. But all in vain. Whether the opponent were Tory or Radical, the -., • Whigs held their own. And although changes did occur by the substitution of one Whig for another, yet during seven.and•twenty years Mr. Headlam retained his meat. At the ...
... Ilford in the House of Commons. The Whig Mug house of Salisbury Court was at nue time the chief meeting house of the Jacobites, whole home were greatly stimulated by the death of Quota Anne. Harding times. The Whigs wore me d iae cockades, organised groat ...
... THE KIT-CAT CLUB. This was a club formed in 1688, we are told, by the leading Whigs of the day, and held in Shire Lane (now Lower Serle's Place) in the house of Christopher Cat, a Pastry-cook famous for his mutton-pies, known u Kit- Cats. after whom the ...
... at Eton and at Cambridge. In 1786 he was returned to Parliament for the county of Northumberaud, and immediately joined the Whig party. then in opposition under Fox. His first speech was delivered in the debate on Mr. Pitt's Commercial Treaty with France ...
... classical works on Greek and Roman antiquities, biography, and mythology (John Murray.) Pascoe, London. 12,982.— THERE'LL BE WHIGS ON THE GREEN. This should more correctly be, There'll be wigs on the green. The expression dates back to the time when English ...
... statesmen formed a party of their own, somewhat analogous to the Liberal-Unionist party of to-day, and intermediate between the Whigs and the Tories, declining all oannection with either. This unnatural state of isolation deprived the country for some time ...
... favourite pseudonym of Jonathan Oldhuck, are certainly among the most readable things of the kind. In polities, Mr. Robson was a Whig of the old school, verging on Conservatism ; but he took much leas interest in the party squabbles of public men than many ...
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... willing to rest entirely the question whether O'Connell had made a secret compact with the Whigs, one of the conditions of which was to seoore the election of Whig Ministers for National constituencies. Let it bo assumed that all else which 'I have recorded ...