... one of the chief subjects of debate. Then the Pittites and the Foxites coalesced and called themselves Kingites, and now the Whigs and Tories had coalesced and called themselves Unionists. Those of the old True Blue preferred the name Conservatives, and ...

... balf-baoks; H. T. Robins and A. S. King (right wing), S. R. Clemeiwon (centre), Rev. A. M. Bolland and F. S. Stabbing (left whig), forwards. Train leaves at 2Jj, G. W. R. ...

... Tory organ, at any rate, is candid. Speaking of the appointment of this Commission, it says that the policy of dishing the Whigs not a magnanimous one, and that there little good and little sense in maintaining what is called a sympathetic attitude ...

... Administrative Battalion. He took active part in many of the stirring Parliamentary elections in Stroud, his politics being of Whig complexion. It was he who in June, 1853, when the present Earl of Ducie succeeded to the peerage, introduced and proposed the ...

... he retired from the Army in 1827. He was for several years Equerry to the Duke til Sussex, to whom he was recommended by his Whig principles, which also soured his return for East Norfolk after the-Reform Bill of 1832. His political career was not distinguished ...

... late Lord Lyttelton, was for many years Lord Lieutenant of this county. Lord is nearly related several of the most powerful Whig families, and his appointment, which was favoured the Court, would have been very popular the county. By the way, there is ...

... Lyttelton, was for many years Lord Licutenant of this county. Lord Cobham is nearly related to several of the most powerful Whig families, and his appointment, which was favoured by the Court, would have been very popular in the county. By the way, there ...

... ixilitical views. It is no doubt within the memory of many present when man had upon the hustings only to avow himself to lie a Whig or a Tory and was held to have made a sufficient confession of his political faith ; and there was a time when these terms ...

... Fort will jus f in assuming that I know the local interests of hot . The sitting members then were Captain Berkeley, E.N. (Whig), and Mr. H. T. Hope (Conservative) But Mr. Price was not destined on this occasion to say, “ came, I saw, I conquered.” At ...

... donations to the benevolent fund, to pay 1,9 a further visit on another occasion. . The design of the Choir Benevolent Fund, whig was founded 1851, is thus described * secure provision for aged and sick lay-clerk*, e widows and orphans; to guarantee fixed ...

... cannot vet tell. Iteoause some weeks must elapse ere the Bill can l»e brought forward : but it embraces an attempt to “dish the Whigs,' - or the great Inberal party, I prophecy that it will meet with ignominious failure ; for what we Liberals clamour for and ...

... following anecdote: Ou one occasion Disraeli was carrying the House of Commons with him. Mr. K. H., now Lord 8., at that time a Whig, was seated behind Lord John Russell—of course, on the opposite side to the orator. Roused to involuntary enthusiasm Disraeli’s ...