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... Bradshaw, c Smith, Turner C. Smith, b Turner Remington, not out b Collins ••• •.. 3 J. Pocock, b Canny 0 G. Flular, absent ..• 14 Whigs 8, b 6 .•• - Widen 6, b 2,1 b 1 9 _ Total 35 Total ...
... present being able to testify to his endurance as Lord TAUNTON. From the days of the GREY Ministry to those of PALMERSTON, no Whig government was thought complete without the name of LABOUCHERE. His talents lay in the line of business rather than oratory ...
... of the civilisation of the T R ERE is no cure for discontent like responsibility. Many a Radical has been transformed to a Whig or a Tory by the sta s t seBs i° l l of power. At Pekin one of the accepted maxims of e scraft is, Confer office on mal-contents; ...
... said after the resolution of Mr. Smith had been carried in the House of Commons it was a piece of impertinence of which the Whigs could be capable of, to persist in enclosing the land. The motion was then agreed to. ...
... instance the merriest and wickedest flirt in Humby, would be spoiled completely if she took to herelf the odious nickname of Whig or Tory. She did; indeed,- sport a yellow ribbon, and- declare that Brady's whiskers were the hansornest '- that she had ever ...
... the times in which it is supposed to have been first adopted. John Duke of Marlborough, the great friend of Protestant and Whig interest, was, in all probability, the person designated as Corporal John.' The society dine together weekly; and it consists ...
... the Peers, have shown that they have the interests of their class at heart. For their programme they are willing to work with Whig or Tory, Liberal or Radical. No doubt, as Mr. ODGER thinks, the Seven Resolutions are Utopian, and there is no possibility ...
... knew the worth of money, and dealt with his enormous income as an economist rather than a noblero„an. In politics he was a Whig, as the Grosvenors have always been. -ri,e is succeeded in his honours and possessions by his eldest son, 11 -IIGH LUPUS, Earl ...
... damp from the press. Swift was writing his weekly Examiner, and serving his new friends the Tories against his old ones the Whigs. Defoe also was busy with politics, arguing for the Hanoverian succession, and getting shut up in ...
... intend to detain them long. He would read the clauses of the bill, and let others who were better able, address them. Whether Whigs or Tories be in power, they were all for centralization, but it was his opinion that the Poor Law Board had too much power ...
... away in-an 46hantee -war and a Tichborne prosecution ? (Cheers.) He contended that what was called the programme of - either a Whig or a Tory Government Was a farce equally unbeneficial to tho people. It. was a struggle on the political chess-board as to ...
... charater. These letters in Defoe's handwriting, and of unquestionable authenticity, prove that in 1718 he was engaged by the Whig Government to exercise a species of secret influence over the high Tory publication called Mist's Weekly Journal, as well as ...