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... the ancient borough of Plymouth. Amongst naval men the memory of his father was cherished ; amongst dockyard tradespeople a Whig Reformer was a welcome guest. Sir George was returned triumphantly, with Sir Edward Codrington as his colleague, to represent ...
... twopence back. The Whigs would not give you twopence, neither did they rob you of the pound, and were in favour of that legislation which would enable you to earn a shilling for ,oneself and keep the pound in your pocket. The Whigs were the traditional ...
... A . POLLINABIB TUE QUEEN TAME WATERS• Whig at the ApollinarisSprinemin Rhenish Prussia) arnountod to 11164,000 bottles u 5.1887, 12,733,000 bottles 15,822.000 bottles in 1889. TIIIPNEFORD'S MAGNESIA. Thin pure Is the beet reroody for Acidity of Heartburn ...
... their supremacy. But all in vain. Whether the opponent were Tory or Radical, the -., • Whigs held their own. And although changes did occur by the substitution of one Whig for another, yet during seven.and•twenty years Mr. Headlam retained his meat. At the ...
... opinions are, she shall be at liberty to patch ou which side she pleases.' One wellkilloWU beauty of the time, and a famous; Whig partisan, had, unfortunately, a very beautiful mole on the Tory side of leer lace, whiell, being very conspienons, oecasioued ...
... Galway, and rising to the rank of lieutenantcobmel. a Parlianienury career, he contented Saltanh, Cornwall, 1113 1715. in the Whig interest, hot without Yrom 1715 to 1734, however, he represented Stock ir:dge, Hampshire; from 1734 to 1741 he sat for 31ahlon ...
... is:— Mu if rat is won, but never lost ; Itererud, is now before you; My second, rerersed, is red as blood That flows from the Whig or Tory. My whole, how wise so'er you be, Oh, honestly, confess it), Though you're ingenious, it mid be A wonder if you guess ...
... Swetenham in 1886, by a majority of 136 over the former member, Sir Love Jones Parry, the seat bad been held continuously by the Whig, or 'Albers!, party, for thirty years. The candidates yesterday were Mr. H. J. Ellis JOURNALISTS EXPELLED Naoney, owner of ...
... Accordingly when the names of the aldermen were read out Imo the voting papers, that of the Mayor was missing. The victorious Whigs had rejected Mr. Hood, and conferred the honours upon men of their own colour. Next day, New Year's Day, at the election of ...
... Kit at the parson mocks, And the cause of his wrath is that one of the cloth Once claps Muter Kit in the stocks. For Tory or Whig he don't area fig, The one is as bad as the other ; A ten pound note he will have for his vote— He wouldn't take less from ...
... the day of publics• Mon. T. 0.. West Hurt'spa/ —The coast froth Berwick to Holy 191 and Ate • liAmuthL—iVrite to Mr. Henry Whig, The Lyceum, London. T. B. W., Hamilton, Ontario.—Guelph it the family name, and the queen kept it. .1. J. P., how Fell—We ...
... peace. tranquillity, and safety of the nation. From that time he devoted himself to the promotion of the interests of the Whig party. Throughout the great struggle for Reform he was a staunch supporter of Earl Grey, and although displaying neither the ...