... and later became a division of its own. In those days the Strutt family, like gther big families in the counties, | were whigs—not exactly Conservatives or ! Liberals—and Mr. Strutt broke away as a i(‘nnser\ali\'e. It was on New Year's eve, 1888, that ...

... 4. and lighting and heating cost £44 24 9. ~ Mr. Herbert Wragg, M.P., gave an addres |and referred to the de-rating scheme, whig had not yet been passed and which could net ‘come into operation until next October. [ ‘the event of the Conservative Party ...

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... pas sages in it, especially the fine peroration, which recalled the =peech of the great Conservative leader of 1851 when the Whig Government of the day, as he said, referred to agricultural depression 'in the language ot amiable despair.” Major Elliot moved ...