... took place February, 1789, the poll being kept open for 15 days. In the end the Tory, Mr. John Pitt, beat Col. H. T. Howard (Whig) by one vote. Last year Mr. Ralli presided over the annual dinner, which was held on the sth of Februory, owing to the falling ...

... occupiedbyhis head man, named Wing, Shaw Green. The grate had been put in Wing's garden, it having been replaced by a new one. Mrs. Whig told witness the grato was taken away la~tby prisoner, and he informed the police.—Mrs. G. Wing paid that prisoner came to ...

... also of an artistic turn, and her sketches of ■animals and nature are full of delicacy and charm. Duke of Kent had .been a Whig, and naturally g**nough her political educatiou was superintended ■members of that party. Viscount Melbourne, then But tho ...

... she was very ' ter against the Tories, who, she said, did all ihoir power to make themselves odions to lier. m motiz the Whigs with whom she sympathised there was a belief that the Tories desired to prevent her from coming to the Throne, and to secure ...

... Outlook is inclined to regard Sir Michael Hicks Beach as the last of the Whigs. The description is bright and original— a great country gentleman as befits your proper Whig, but eminently un-modern in his unobtrusive dignity, as ardent for Free-trade ...

... IILOK and CUES MAKER J. T. WHIG 18, Westoate Strut, Gloucester. ...

... restore more courtesy to political life. People sometimes ask, What is there in a name ? There is great deal in name, and the Whigs acted very astutely when they adopted that Liberals.” It was a nieesounding name, aud people did not at first recognise what ...

... made which deprived this country of the benefits of the efforts extending over years. Marlborough was the leader of the great Whig party, and it was the Tories of his day who did that, and yet these people went down to Blenheim and were told that the great ...

... made which deprived this country of the benefits of the efforts extending over years. Marlborough was the leader of the gnr»at Whig party, and was the Tories of his day who did that, and yet these people went down to Blenheim and were told that the great ...

... took his place among the peers. Truth to say, he proved valuable acquisition the Upper House from a piriy point view. Neither Whigs nor Tories profited by hitn, and never once opened his mouth qn any question debate. A young gentleman Eton, close chum of ...

... quotations for quantities.—B. Cole bridge. Cod Lirer Oil King, ,78. Stanley Street, Grimsby. Established 1884. _ IILOR and J. T. WHIG HT ',16, Westqate Street, Gloucester. CHOICEST QUALITY NEW SEASON’S FRUITS! (DESSERT AND COOKING). ...

... care to keep them there. (Hear, hear.) Well, these are not the words of fossil, or of retrograde politician, or of an eminent Whig. They are the words recently written Theodore Roosevelt, President of the United States, and head of th© greatest democratic ...