... repeal of the Septennial Act The poll, which was open for nine days, resulted:—Sir Abraham Elton (Whig), 2,428; Thomas Coster (Tory), 2,071; John Scroope (Whig). 1,866; and was regarded great anti-Hanoverian triumph. The second sat from 1754 to 1774, and ...

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... possible. 1 think I shall have all the Johnians, and most of the Trinity men. The Protestants will support me as a Tory, and the Whigs a Catholic. Lord Palmerston was a Johuian—that is, member of St. John's College— and though in those days, especially for ...

... munißccnce they meet to celebrate belonged to one, who was the type of calm but unoomj promising Conservatism : while alike to Whigs and Tories* who are Bristolians by birth or adoption, it must > source of pride and pleasure to feel that they can claim Edward ...

... very shortly bo triumphant. (Cheers.) They had already got rid of one very baneful influence in the State, the existence the Whigs, who were now almost utterly extinct. That was a great Conservative trinmph, but there was also one other, not perhaps generally ...

... memory of good naan, a great benefactor to this city, that of Edward Colston. It was a toast, said, they all recogniaed, whether Whig, Conservative, or ; neutral, or whatever they pleased. Were a stranger to visit the city and to ask who was Edward Colston ...

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... history of this gallant but unequal contest is known : how the conference failed after an elaborate “meddle and muddle” by a Whig Foreign Secretary, Earl Russell and how the fight was reresumed, and step step the brave Danes, still contesting the ground ...

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... al the poverty (the New Crows esed Belies having girt. bins bill ad isle as security for' aortas advisees at the time of Ms Whig to the Ins, is 1661, Mr. White realised seder this MU a isle as March Yid the prise& year. Tim deed al serignmese was dated ...

... abasing sad threatening his superiors. llandwebr Brigade, hitherto before Metz, will be sent borne sad disbanded, its services Whig no longer e ' Deily New understand. that F.art Russell is preparing a pamphlet, which will ehortly be published, as the war ...