... book. •■ The commonalty murmured aod said there never wars so mauy gentlemen and so little gentleness. The measure which tbe Whig Liberal Party of those days were never tired of boasting about was the new Poor Law ot which they were tbe authors, had covered ...

... Army, the Conservatives had endeavoured to improve both. (Cheers.) At the present time tbe Ridicals bad no leader aud no folio whig. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannermau being like a cat ou a fence— you never knew wbicb side be was going to jump (Laugh- ter.) Speaking ...

... Borough, a member of the Burial Board, for many years a Guardian, and in 1871 he was appointed a Justice of the Peace. As a Whig of tbe old school he took an active part in the political affairs of his time, and he occupied a prominent position amongst ...

... Major Stafford. Cant Sladen. Capt. E. W. Sheweli, Major Tyler, Col. C. W T_om«on. Capt. and Riding Master Willis, Capt. R.Whig ham. Major Bale. The members and officials of the Corporation, viz. :- Alderman Jam u s Paxman, J.P. Deputy-Mayor; Coun ...