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... Beaconefieldat advice, he l on we were no on the defensive, and at the ' , o r Robert Thome- front Mm. With reside all this of Whig and present moment we occupred thm• of ti e mate tenant, epposed the on quested hes clerk to alter the will, and cut them around ...
... cause of James Subsequently it was occupied by the great Lord Chancellor So/Niemand later it sold to the Duke of Newesetle, the Whig Pritne Minieter. M.eitie, who hae been brought to notice by Sir Frederick llodgeon for the splendid service. he has rendered ...
... years. whe le , - . ,• '. ,i the stirring ~0 , t reek p; i ea. te•l ice la betel constitution the House ' was leader ad the Whig party in • 1901. meted or awenddeal in the neighhouthood of the I End. The escort of Royal Horse Guards amom LANCASTIR AUCTION ...
... bog-trotter or mardirobber. The Yorkists, not to be outdone, ie. tartest with Whig, a Scottish, word for sour whey, aunt a term applied to the Covenanters. Baker says Whig dates from Charles ll's time ass term of reproach to all who sheltered tans, tics ...
... it excluded poor men from the House; but it 811 v in harmony with all Whig principle, and practices, for no parts- ever mere I,tsla.ed for the rich and against the poor than the Whigs. Th ! . Tories, however. abolished that property qualification. foz vrhi ...
... called it honourable? I. says Selborne glib: I knew it was a fib. But I .lled it honourable. Who cried Shame upon it? We. say Whig and Tory. All who care for England's glory, We cried Shame upon it. Who approved it strongly We, cry all the Rads. And me ...
... infamous law as it excluded pcor men from the House; hut it was in wills all Whig ranneiples and peactim, tor no aarty ever more legislated for the and agaMst the poor than the Whigs. The Tories, however, :Molished that property qualification. fur which tiny ...
... Ballot Act. The only other point gained, abolition of property qualification, wan granted by a Tory Government. It was a Whig Government required that a man should have a year to represent a borough, and to represent a county. The Tories abolished thin ...
... formed a picked mixed choir of one hundred voices, which will commence operations in the autumn. I The idea is to perform works whig.h are [familiar to the ordinary musician and more en 'to the general public. Hescriplive devotional tioncs are getting more ...
... Tory, heel held it long before. • , It was the landed gentry who kept it back , from legisiative action. Front to 1841 the Whigs ruled (save for a few weelts,. It was a I period of stagnation. They only tinkered I tho aohject. Lord Melbourne had not plunk ...
... the Ballot Act. nly other point gained - abol it ion of property qualibeation- was grant ,s 1 by a Tory Government. It was a Whig Govtrament re' ['Prod that a man should have £3OO a year , represent a borough :and to represent a county. The Tories abolished ...
... county to pay her far this moothia of December and /MIMI,' no ir^ll as November. Mr. G. T. Whittake'r moved the resolution, Whig', was adopted. INSTRECTII - Pc OF PUPIL TEACHERS. PROPOSRD NEW Chairman that se there Itas no at the Storey institutan for ...