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... » —* ■“•* ° Mr. Saylor and one of the Whig ca,.dihates. These matters ought not to diop hern. up phantoms to strike at with your burly fist; »re ; many blows thrown away: and last, not least, keep >OOl trinner- over that you appear not to exercise the ...
... in the Eastern Fence thereof, thence across Middle Croft Field, to Wigs Lane, along Whigs Lane to and across the Leighton Way, thence across certain ancient Inclosures, called Great Nutbeam and Bates Field, into aud terminating at the Leighton and Ed ...
... se they now were. The learned the. to the court that the mew, bed Into the prisoner's loads, he Whig manager sf the 1N depertmeet, from the Bridals Liam ComPaitY, ikmasildi cs oad =mar had by making flotidons stationed, • t bore time to time able to ...
... The long sway which the Whig party obtained after the Revolution of 1688, and which was mainly fostered by the circumstance that the First and Second GEORGES were strangers to England, and were chiefly dependent upon the Whig connection, eventuated in ...
... policy, yet he must not forget that as part and parcel of the Whig system it has been in the ascendant for nearly thirty years, and that when in 1850 a vote was challenged upon this question the Peers by a majority of thirty-seven condemned it, whilst ...
... the Eastern Fence thereof, thence across Middle Croft Field, to Wigs Lane, along Whigs Lane to and across the Leighton Way, thence across certain ancient Inclosures, called Great Nutbeam and Bates Field, into and terminating at the Leighton and Edlesborough ...
... the table of the House of Commons, and compel the Whigs to say either aye or no to its provisions. He has j had enough of Whig trimmings, and will have no more of it. The consequence is tbat tbe Whigs are in a sad fright, and they warn Mr. Bright that ...
... . 4 .. 2 0 Saint Ives 5 .. .. 0 Wilton .. 0 .. 0 Warboys 8 .. 4 .. 5 .. 0 51 21 0 Whig Claims 51 Whig Objections 21 72 Tory Claims 26 Tory Objections 0 26 Gain of Whigs 46 The Tories made objections eleven voters, which were proved to be unfounded. They ...
... and almost anti-monarchical spirit which some of the leading Whigs of that time exhibited towards royalty. From these causes the Whigs were undoubtedly very weak in the Upper House. The Whigs, therefore, resolved to increase their members in°the House ...
... from the Whig boroughs. In 1832, reform was cheap to those Whig maguates who declaimed against the rotten boroughs of that time, but now it the Whig boroughs which must be struck off the | parliamentary roll, and justly so, too. Herein lies the Whig diffidence ...
... ), should lie all Conservatives. It shows that the opinions of the Burgessss have wonderfully changed. A few years ago the Whig Radicals represented it as something monstrous fora Conservative to offer himself as a Town Councillor. They have now found ...
... the Conservatives, to support a number of objections which had been made; the Whigs were represented by Mr. Badham. the outset of the proceedings objection was taken by the Whigs to the notices of objection which had been served in a number of cases by the ...