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... HIE WHIGS A friend of Mr F. Milbank's having applied to a f eveiand Vicar for his vote, the followiug answer was retained, wuich churchmen may think over with profit. My Dear Sir,— l owe you many apologies for aot replying sooner to your note. ?? Could ...
... WHIG-EADICAL JOBBEEY AND COEEUPTION. Notwithstanding the obstacles which the Whig-Eadical Government endeavoured to throw in the way of a Parliamentary discussion of the flagrant scandals affecting the character of the Lord Chancellor ; notwithstanding ...
... carry both tbs seat* again; any rate one of them. 1357. Labouchere (Whig) .. .. .. Mills (Conservative).. .. .. .. 401 Campbell (Whig) 1359. Mills (Coniertative) .. 415 Labonober* (Whig).. .. .. 388 Bentinck (Conservative 325 (Radical) .. 1859. ...
... PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS; FROM THE ACCESSION OF GEORGE III. PART 1818. Richard Hart Davis, Tory Edward Protheroe, Whig 2_&» Colonel Hugh Baillie, Whig 1684 Day Day's Poll. Gross Poll. Majority for of Davis. Pro- Baillie. Davis. Pro- Baillie. Pro- Poll, theroe ...
... reply to it, we may furnish the reply ourselves, and say that Sir Henry is Whig. He is the nominee of Whig ; those who were foremost in introducing him to the constituency are Whigs ; and, if he should ever represent Frome, though he may be as jaunty and ...
... was purged of its Whig element. Lord North, aft*. . Earl of Guildford, Tory, becoming its head. dissolved September 10, 177*. 1774. Henry Cruger, Whig .3,5 ...
... during the last six years, have studiously abstained from all practices that could giv° rise to imputations of corruption, the Whigs and Radicals have acted the time-honoured advice 10 put money in their purse with unusual zeal and energy ; and have spent ...
... Still there were many of the old Whigs that were refractory. Lord John Russell, to whom the introduction of the measure in the House of Commons, was entrusted in order to overcome the reluctance of the Constitutional Whigs, assured them that the measure ...
... Nought I heard but Co. and Co., Everywhere around I saw here, Co. the Lord, an 4 Co. the Lawyer. Won't it be pretty go, Co. the Whig, and Tory Co., Harnessed to the self same chaise, And each pulling different ways ? B. ...
... personal arrangements, or the convenience of retaining office or distributing patronage, the Whig-Radicals have copied from the Opposition. In administrative power the Whigs have failed. In the art of parliamentry envasion they have succeeded for a time. We imagine ...
... personal arrangements, or the convenience of retaining office or distributing patronage, the Whig-Radicals have copied from the Opposition. In administrative power the Whigs have failed. In the art of parliamentry envasion they have succeeded for a time. We imagine ...
... arrangements, or the convenience of vet -liming office or distributing patronage, the Whig-Radicals have copied from the Opposition. In administrative power the Whigs have failed. In the art of parlia . meetry envasion they have succeeded for a time. We ...