... r those whom he shaves or outs their hair with a pint each. r A general election tool placein April, 1754. The Bristol it Whigs, who had been unrepresonted for twelve years, is brought forward Mr Robert:ugent, one of the Lords of ie tho Trrasury, and ...

... forward Mr Jarrit Smith, an eminent Iccil attorney, while tho Ron. John Spencer (afterwards s Earl Spencer) offered himself as a Whig. The local press t was singularly remiss in reporting the incidents of the r contest, Felix Parley's Journal did not even ...

... Iurge himself from havicR had any hind in the maronivre. The Daue of Newcastlo complained to Nugcit of the apathy of the Whigs, when tbe member forward d one of Tucker's miesives ?? a corporate address hoa been drawn up, but that this is the Assizes ...

... the nexti election co: ie. they would have a. Radical maritwiheflt o 11 would move twice as quickly as the old-fashioned tel Whig party (laughter and cheers). He wanted the dol men of South Gloueesterto stand shoulder to shoulder idand to fight under the ...

... referred to the chief of them. Assuming that the Session goes on to a peaceful end, two attempts are to be made to dish the Whigs. That, we may say, is the, only policy the Tories have had since Disraeli. It was Mr Disraeli who first con- vinced the Tory ...

... right hon. member for Derby bad an a former evening asked where were the, Whigs. Only four or five years ago he had'boastedl that he wse the only living man who had preierved the Whig traditions intact and in their priatinu' purity. He (Mr Chamberlain) feared ...

... but they were from 1648 to 174I5, and it may be well for Unionists to remember that Parliaments were made eeptennial by a Whig minister, because if the Tories had- returned to power they would have endeavoured to upset the present dynasty. There are ...

... referrin in detail to Aots ?? upson combination. the first quarter of this cer~tnry wee, he pointed out, marked by the efforts of Whigs and Radicals to repeal an Act expressly passed by the 'tory party to put down working men'a comrniaations, In 182-I tbis was ...

... of amoris integration As it vas, the jury awarded het £100. WHAT I W&NT. 1 was not born a 'Torv child, I was not born a Whig, Sir, And Liberals is much too mild Though writ with L so big, Sir. I stand among the great I WANTS, A very ancient name. Sir; ...

... of all The Liberal party would split again in the neat future, and the result would be the expulsionof more old fashioned Whigs and leberested property owners. Then the time ?? he ripe for a uhited Radical party, bound for the ?? result of democtaoy- ...

... moat enduring of Englishl political and literary history. For a timei indeed, it compted with Holland House as the great ' Whig salon, th ough latterly Lord Holland and hie liey ie, in spite of tbe insolence with which she treate bimrlguests, and her ...

... Felix Farley's Journal of Novem- n ? 3 ber 5, 1785, asked, if Strafford was punisahed what 'a punishment ought to fall on a Whig C- in exercising a le despotism nuder the pretence of prescription ? 1; The miserable condition of most of the unhappy people ...