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... ELECTION NEWS. —Yesterday an influential meeting of Conservatives, Whig, and high-clas* Liberals w\* held, to consider the candidature Colon! Brooke. Mr Joseph Hirst, J.P., presided. resolution was passed the effect that what have hitherto been called ...

COLONEL AKROYD, M.P., AND THE NORTHERN DIVISION

... meal-lab plot In 1678. This definition of the term Whig, a« is, Indirectly the principles which they were actuated under the Stuart dynasty, terminating with the accession Wil'iam 111. Under the Stuarts, Whigs the the Crown; w the accession of Wil'iam 111 ...

CONSERVATIVE BANQUET IN LEEDS

... being called i m Dilkeite or a moke fancier, and called himself an old Whig . Let them go into the House of Commons ; there, in these da ys , they would find Whigs, old Whigs, Liberals, Radicals, and Rep nbheans combined together for party purposes ...

Published: Saturday 20 January 1872
Newspaper: Leeds Times
County: Yorkshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 2082 | Page: 8 | Tags: none

POINTS

... struck a death-blow to that Whig tyranny which holds Richmond captive. We thank him for this exploit. The service he has rendered to the cautt? 01 electoral freedom, is one for which Englishmen ought to be thankfeil. Tories and Whigs combined to defeat an honett ...

Published: Saturday 09 November 1872
Newspaper: Leeds Times
County: Yorkshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 651 | Page: 5 | Tags: none

COURSING

... Water J. Hlndhangh's Isle of Coquet Mr J. Gibson's Grasshopper Richardson's Burning Bush Mr E. Prngle's Permit Mr J. slop's Whig R. L. Turnbull's Royal Lustre Mr J. H> slop's hleet b Mr J. Elliot Lady Bird (11—dr Mr F. Brodie's King Mr G. J. Allison's ...

PURITY OF ELECTION. To the Editor of the YorktMre Pott

... man who seeks for your votes through the influence of sixpenny soiree. I trust that this act of bribery will open your eyes Whig trickery, and lead you to vote for Mr Hebblethwaite, the selected large and crowded meeting as your candidate, whose character ...

would little short of hrartlcssncM. jealousy that surely is the most unworth, V Christian Englishman which ..

... things. The Whig p 4 #, has done what Mr Lowe complains just much the Tory; only its & consistency was perhaps little more During the last century the chief bone eon:- iu Parliament was the system Germ in sidies. And what we find I Why the Whig Minister ...

3 0 ft , SEPTEMBER 18, 1872

... ft , SEPTEMBER 18, BIT TO LEEDS |OHH MItLINO~ k PASTEBBS S3ST. * with the visit of anfthsg whig that ■ ■ The buyer* all department* have tttted tha wta* boa} end continental markets (where the wort preparing Autumn and Winter Novelties he* been la negraw ...

Pst j TIUNSMiSohIBMJD, } DAILY-PRICE ID

... KALE TO-MORROW. Mews HELPER A SONS have roocired instructions from Collector who, thin, on former visit, has succeeded In Imi whig unnie of our leading local collector* disponing of ma J°Y choice works, to SELL AUCTION (in order hortenhia 6tay here, having ...

POINTS

... ; offlces of t ust and ment were rilled by the cadets of the Whig aristocac/ : » qucitly the nation suffered financially, and in the sk''led which commands respect at home and abroad Whig stxi spei_t nearly one hmd-ed mi'l'ons sterling and thousands ...

Published: Saturday 20 July 1872
Newspaper: Leeds Times
County: Yorkshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 1519 | Page: 4 | Tags: none

MR. LEATHAM, M.P., AT LINDLEY

... attention to it. (Cheers.) Referring to the old Whigs who hated the ballot, for the very best of reasons-becauso, politically speaking, it would be fatal to them-he Eaid there was not one of these old Whigs who voted with Mr. Vernon Harcourt who was not ...

Published: Saturday 25 May 1872
Newspaper: Leeds Mercury
County: Yorkshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 1781 | Page: 7 | Tags: News 

THE YORKSHIRE TOST AND LEEDS INTELLIGENCER, TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1872. THE DO RE OF RICHMOND

... school, and was, like his father (an honest but inferior man), a hot Orangeman and ultra Protestant; hence his union with the Whigs. For when the Duke and Peel emancipated Catholics spring 1829, Richmond and others never could forgive it, and they almost ...