... the ease. I have seen nan*? meat petition, drawn by a Yeovil UwZ named Clyde, bearing the signatures yttZL glove manufacture. Whig and petitioning the Govttnotent of that remove the tax on foreign sUna. sjL, lures were as fallow: Wm. Bide, SZ Whitby, Edward ...

... Kussell. This gentleman had recently written a letter to the Fress, which he was replying to. Mr. Fussell’s Liberalism was whig brand of his own and represented few, if ahv. Liberals who had worked to advance the Liberal policy. His (Mr. Rendnll’s) own ...

... that they wanted to unite. That seemed to Min to be tbe real reason why they waatedra Coalition Party. Their own dlftrrrneei. Whig and Tory, or liberal and Comervatiee, were considerable, no doubt, bat they wan nothing like the differences between those ...

... —Apply evenings, Mrs. Wkbkes, 7, Hanbuty-road, Clifton, Bristol. 8721 INSTALMENTS for Everything.—AGENTS Wanted ; terms stamp. —Whig nr, 18, Myrtle-street, Glasgow. 81R53 POTTER (experienced) Wanted for flower pots and. glazed ware. Dsnly, Corston, Malmesbury ...

... Liberals and Tories.” The Tories had an innings until the people got disgusted and thought they would give the “Whigs” trial. However, the Whigs did not give satisfaction so they had the Conservatives bark again. During the period the conditions of the workers ...

... middle class began to be felt, although for more than a century afterwards, the land-owners maintained their supremacy. The Whig party throughout the 18lh century tvlieu mainly for their supiiort upon tile mercantile middle class. Many commercial traders ...