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... Speaker throughout the reign of George I. He was the last of the old regime. Appointed by the influence of a Whig Ministry, because he was a Whig, he held the office of Paymaster of the Navy at the same time with the .Speakership. As a Speaker Mr. Spencer ...

... Exchequer in a Tory Government.' But, it was' while out of office that he made the .Conservative party. The Meanink . of'terms like Whig, Tory, Conserva,tive.a.md,Liberal changes - with the times. ...

... clining to accept office. Two years later, in 1841, he defeated the Whigs by a majority of one vote, having built up his party within th e House, to a position'of , pority. The Whigs appealed to the country, with the result that they were defeated by ...

... the Connaught Foora lE 'C, form a Home Countie 9 o o Federation, with local different constituencies , ' fo intention of the Whigs country in this way. Representations having ,7„ Weavers' Amalgamation I authorities for a de.ducti A ° pri to which weavers ...

... freedom after considerable difficolt:*o e mine is again on of action, and th ere chance of saving the property. receir Reds, 2, Whig Rei ~N kswo binoo a ''''eett, lf-r. Wh thand foi , l ast ex tickets those ar to_d i c Dal give ele ' a right. bn to M l l leac ...

... first chairman of the Blackburn conserYative Party. William Peilden,' of -Feni,scowles (C.) • and William Turtle / J., of (Whig) were elected. In THE TORY SCREW: A. POLITICAL PLACARD L 835 the two members were re-elected, but 1841 did . the same at ...

... inflicted • the judge on those offending against the ru • he was justly described as Judge Givit , The entertainment was also one whig afforded considerable amusement, being atind of sketch, entitled The Black Boar House. ST. JAMES'S. The annual tea-party ...

... certainly of cautious temper, but he can be very forcible when he thinks fit'. Perhaps he might, paradoxically, be classed as a Whig-Socialist. An Attempt at Calendar Reform. Wednesday was the anniversary of one of the most remarkable attempts at calendar ...

... club of to-day his bust would be most acceptable. What was Palmerston? Disraeli and others called him the Tory Leader of the Whig. Party, and it has never been easy to place him., as John RuSsell or Lord Sailisbury could be placed. Perhaps his real Place ...

... beeame' M.P..' for Blackburn in 1835, and' again ' in. 1837, being elected at the head of the' poll on both occasions. He was. a Whig, - and•at the 1841 election was defeated by the' two. Tory candidates, William Feilden (afterwards Sir William) and John Hornby ...

... Go away 1 Susan went awayCliiif thare - Wa:s no abatement of the uproar, nor was it possible for a harassed writer to Ow Whig ears - and wield a pen at. one and the- same' time. Finally Charles .XII. had, solo' speak, to be put to bed, while his bi ...