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... Tewkesbury and Gunner F. Stokes. The following is the result as officially reported by Major Dunn, R.A., who acted umpire :—Right whig —First prize, No. 7 Company (Weymouth), -217 points ; second, No. 6 (Portland), -112. Left wing—First, No. 11 Company (Parksloiic) ...
... accuracy called a Whig statesman ; for Whig traditions were still alive in English politics when he began to/take part in them, and his own career illustrates in more than one respect the tendencies and limitations of the old Whig creed. His lordship ...
... after the friendship between them had ended, was a man he loved. It strange coincidence that the remains this incomparable Whig statesman were buried in Westminster Abbey near those of his brilliant rival, William Pitt. It impossible in brief ice of this ...
... THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY. LORD SALISBURY'S MESSAGE TO CLUBS. Lord Salisbury has addressed the folio whig message through the Conservative and Unionist movement to members of Unionist Clubs throughout England, Scotland, and Wales :— Members Conservative ...
... this borough for the year ensuing, to the astonishment of its inhabitants, as the majority of the Town Council consists of Whigs, whereas the newly-elected mayor is staunch Conservative. ...
... violent revolution. - ~Mr. D. (Jole. The trouble with most of the Conservatives the present House of Commons that they are Whigs.—Mr. William Mabane, M.P. If the pressing problems the day are not soon solved believe all literature and art and beauty will ...
... which had survived had, solely by its survival, proved its worth. ~, rh fought the Whigs in the 18tli Century. tin Whigs had the best of it for a time, but where were the Whigs to-day ? They fought Liberals in the 19th Century, and for a part the Liberals ...
... framed as to allow yon 1 'ir and undivided allegiance to'the ,?T nment 'a thnt do? ij- is no mere difference between Whig , . v is tyranny against legitimate liberty S?* some win strong popular »»ot som» Radical Bills a'.readr. It there », fep«t ...
... bought in the towns dealers, and dispatched b rail to the larger provincial markets. Sarcasm in Church Notice.—The Northern Whig states that the following church notice wa. recently exhibited :—The service on Sunday mornin is at 11 a.m. The supposition ...
... House, Stormont. In ordinary times this wedding would have been one of the social events of the season, stated The Northern Whig, but, owing to the war, it was held very quietly and only relatives and intimate friends were invited. The bride travelled ...
... of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE from the well-known London Firm, essrs. Je ortis & Co., 108 and 110, High Road, Kilburn, London, NM F whig have now relinquished HART & Co. Ate now holding a GIGANTIC SALE of, thang, cos at their own 1, 8,9, BRIDGE STREET, SOUTHAMPTON ...
... of the Portman Hunt, was born in London in the reign of George IV. Educated Eton and Oxford, entered Parliament and sat a Whig for thirty-three years in the House of Commons. He is now one the most popular sportsmen and landlords in the country. As chairman ...