... Barebones Parliament. and sometimes no party at all. In latter days they had the Jingo and Beer Barrel Parliament. The terms Whig ami Tory were first used as terms cf reproach ; coon they designated the chief patties the State. There was auotner party ...

... From one their several incursions the Apprentices made on the home goal, Buck Warren, inside right showed pretty work, and his whig was more than ow.ee dangerous. Martin forced dead, and from kick out the Apprentices went right away and scored. Hill netting ...

... side were without A. Duxburv (their outside half), Barnstaple were even more handicapped by the absence Bell (the Devon County whig threequarter) and Macpherson. It has to be conceded, however, that the substitutes gave a capital account of themselves, Povnder ...

... the Autumn of 1881, when the Land League agitation was at its height. At that time Mr. George Errington, an Irish Catholic Whig member, was sent secretly by Lord Granville to the Vatican to elicit his »id in settling Irish affairs to the satisfaction ...

... and indeed there was a good deal of support for the Jacobite cause in the capital. There were numerous Jacobite ditties. The Whigs, the anti-Jacobite, who held the view that George 11., though by no means a paragon, was better for the country than another ...

... plnm*, 4 . to sd. per in. 'ihe attendance small anrl the s«pply mod -rate. Tiaie was quick vest operations being in full s whig ILFRACOMBE MARKET (Saturday) - 5». Od. to os. Od. per uoupie luck* Os. 0d to 7s. °s,»i(i. couple; eggs, 10 for ts.; bui ...

... t , of the Young ' even; place lhe Foresters' Hall, wm 8, A varied profZCor|trih,',V , immensely appreciated, ' te Young Whigs' Co.cert ed , ld^' ord - For ,he danee Wiiv was the M.C., suitable * PPbed by Messrs. Courtney, J. i '' and - Loosemore. Mr ...

... 14th, 1818, he was educated at Harrow and Trinity College, Cambridge. The late Earl's father was distinguished member of the Whig Party, and filled the office of Lord Lieutenant of Ireland under Lord Melborne. His entrance into political and official life ...

... enough to justify further trial. Casinelii was Ilfracombe's outstanding player, but Mitcham was virtually starved on the left whig and had little chance to shine. The tally at half-time was I—l,1 —1, Lancaster having opened the scoring from a penalty, and ...

... Committee tbe House for continuing it. Yet Campbell was an avowed reformer, and at she titn3 one of the Law Officers to Eirl Grey's Whig Administration. In fact there was not pin to choo?e between the two parties. In such circumstances is it to be wondered at ...

... of privilege, not of principle. The reason for this happy state of affairs is not far to seek. Before 1832 the great nobles, Whig or Tory, largely controlled the House of Commons. By means of the pocket borough system the great nobles were able to nominate ...

... Chairman had at present. He had great and deserved influence in the cpunty, because he was representative of one of those great Whig families which did not leave what they thought was a sinking ship the time of the Home Rule Bill. (Cheers.) No doubt a good ...