... but 1886 had bc**a staunch supporter of the Liberal Unionist**. His father represented the county Parliament for many years Whig of the old school. was active magistrate, and took important part in county business and in all branches of public work. Mr ...

... form of Home Rule, independent of the Irish Members, who are like the Dutch, inclimd to ask for plenty. The dishing of the Whigs would have been gladly forgiven tbem, had they seiz.d the opportunity 10 release Parliament that incuhus. The Times admits ...

... ancestor who represented Salisbury Parliament for great many years—and might please some member* of the Board know that was Whig (laughter). (the Chairman) again begged to thank thean mo«t heartily, and also the officials for their kindness him with gift ...

... 4a., 3r.. 12p. in extent, started and bought by Mr Tho*. of High Street. Crick Jade, for JLI4». Parish Cor.vcn,.- 'l'he no-Whig of ths Council was held the Town Hall Monday last, the members present Messrs K. Hicks (chairman*. N. J. Ou*s, Kd. T. Lucas ...

... opportunities which their way the score would have been much heavier. The halves and backs proved too much for the home attack, whig never really got going, only one shot reaching the visiting custodian.. FRIENDLY MATCHES. WANTAGE TOWN v. SWINDON RESERVES ...

... years ago the supreme topic was that cif the Disestablishment of the Church. divided the whole people politically. Lifelong Whigs left their party because they would not for one moment consent to the Mr. J. Shipley 81ipper, R.D.9., Burr eon Den* tint, of ...

... mis'.'tiidcd. in earnest, and that there of reality. Tim great dividing lino in Parliament i.- often supposed between Tory and Whig, Conservative and Radical, but more real is dividing line between Front men and those not the Front Bench. Just way of illustration ...

... condemnin the absence of any evideuoe—in coalition. In such matters they must tsko brasd and view. It was often claimed for the Whig party, which was the liberal party of thooa days, and way very advanced party indeed, that it carried out the great revolution ...

... whatever hi* position, but. waited for the right man come. Peel returned and Prune Minister, but hie Ministry fell, and the Whigs were' returned to office. After pointing out how Wellington was ever animated his Ren*#* duty, Mr Horshurgh said might say ...

... in office than was out of it. Continuing, the lecturer dealt with Peel's experiment of forming Tory Government the teeth of whig majority in newly-formed Parliament, indicating that ;i series majorities in Commons against him brought about the resignation ...

... time that party thought of as bit slow, and more was thought of Liberal Radical. If they looked back over history and aaw the Whig Party with their old war-ory of peaoe. retrenchment and reform, they should not forget that same tho greatest reforms cams ...

... interest. The rectory, with other preferments, was obtained as reward for political services bv Hoadly. the Soeinian of Bangor and Whig pamphleteer. eomnletelg fur is the Bangorian Oontrnrenay that the reporters all made hash of recast reference it: hut for ...