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... THE SCHEDULE TO WHIG: Land and Hereditaments in which the above-named 'William Blewit is interested, situate in the parish of Bainham, in the county of Essex, and proposed to exchanged for the Land and Hereditaments hereinafter specified. No. Tithe Map ...
... us that while it has happened during most of that time that the offices have been equally divided between Conservatives and Whigs, the fact has arisen rather perforce, from the wise plan of always choosing the gentleman considered to be best qualified for ...
... Maush, the Conservative candidate. In Whig and a Conservative, Sir T. B. Western (then Mr. Western) and Mr. T. W. Bbakston, moved and seconded Mr. Baker, the Whig candidate ; and in 18G5 a Conservative and a Whig, Mr. T. W. Beamston and Sir B. Western ...
... in sad ls. dm. FINZFLAVOUR= STRONG SW TRA at about 20. a pint. ASK FOR LIEN° 00111- PANY'S EXTRACT of MEAT, requiring Rues Whig the Inventor's Signature on every jar, of genuineness. Excellent soonenioal stock soups, sauces, he ...
... industry s.aimeeieble tor TRIM 40 ,'.W 49 Tes t Neien'e =ATMS APPARATUS. T. H. P. D's PATENT TVBITL&R HOT-WATICH BOIL= is Whig azteuaively sold throughout the Country for Churches, aims, Gear, Aaersios, Drying Shop, Ibisaabatork he. please ere bested ...
... represented in the nomination and seconding. Thus in 1844 Conserratire and Whig, Mr. J. Round and Mr. Gubdon Rebow, moved and seconded a Whig—Mr. Babnabdiston, In 1855 a Conservative and a Whig, Mr. T. W. Bbamston and Mr. John Disney— the Nestor of the magistrates ...
... it. It seemed too bad that it should fall to the disposal of a Ministry confessedly in a minority and be lost to those noble Whig houses who had been brought up in a tradi- tional belief that they had a vested interest in every plan of emolument and power ...
... displayed by the Romish church of his time. The great apostle of self - government in religion, he was iv politics an aristocratio Whig. Bishop Wordsworth aud other ecclesiastics- have written much to prove that the poet was a careful and constant reader of ...
... claims. Sincerely it is to be hoped that As molter will be arraneed in way, and the greet et arbi] m Amish the nations hive Whig with e intim* be saved frost utter him. Bat moon et the ea the usghls. radial an& up In a dinage Ameba. This bane. onsigss ...
... Liberal party, or until ho sees some nearer prospect of a union of moderate men to resist extreme measures. Mr. Laing is a Whig, but a Whig of the Palmerston class, and has not much in common with tbe bulk of those who at present form the majority at Mr. G ...
... of those well-paid j berths which are regarded as the due rewards of the ; political labours and sacrifices of aristocratic Whigs, but ' by getting rid of underlings and paring down office allow- | ances, and by reducing tbe number of dockyard labourers ...
... political contest was going to be renewed. More than two or three gentlemen told him that it WAS considered to be the turn of the Whig party to elect a candidate, and they intended to bring before the Court the name of Mr. Greene. He protested at once, and he ...