... system purely a practical matter, and has nothing to do with religion or morality, declared Sir Oswald. The trouble with the Whig mind, which is very strongly represented in the leadership of the Labour Party, is that so often ftfts its religion mixed with ...

... the Tories made a desperate national effort against the Whigs, and, as Mr. Maurice Woods has pointed out in his fascinating and instructive work on a History of the Tory Party, swept the Whigs practically out of existence. AN AGGRIEVED CANDIDATE. But ...

... management of the national finances, but carries the lesson farther back to the halcyon days of a century ago, when Tory and Whig alike strove, and strove successfully, to reduce public expendihire. Now, unfortunately, the tendency is in the opposite direction ...

... CATTEDOWN. 'Phone 2861 Plymouth. XIVLAS, PJ3L PERMANENT WAVING FOR MAS> WHY NOT BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW! FULL HEAD. Extras. WHIG HT. 6 UNION-STREET, PLYMOUTH. 'Tnton-stroet rtENERAL PLUMBING. HOT WATER HFATING AND SUPPLY OF SMITH WORE PROMPTLY ATTENDED ...

... work for the unemployed. could not get the Labour Government to look at it while they were office, and he confesses that the Whigs never liked it. Still he believes lie can get both Liberals and Socialists to join in its support now they are in adversity ...

... LAST STAND HOUNDS BAR THE WAY TO SANCTUARY (By WHIPTHONG Twang' twang! twang! goes the Pereival; crack! crack! c-rack! go.the-whig.; ounds •osses, men are in a irlorioua btatc ot ex citement! Full o' beans and£jgjg*goe. Charles and his wife lived in>a commodious ...

... looking to y rest of the forward line. tiqn . g Consequently, if concen| for the control the• ba the ...

... call him by any name. Like the poet's politician: J , As for principles, I g!ory in having nothing of the sort; I ain't a Whig, I ain't a lory; Im just a candidate in short. MEMORIES false cry of the nation in danger he was hoping to delude the Drake ...

... ,ut in ictired to make way Hoi oDei 't Peel, whose presence of Commons was regarded as I,n P°rtant, view of the known the Whig Administration to Si ac Reform Bill. nnasseh died at Maristow on faeces* l' the age of but his in the baronetcy, Sir Ralph ...

... butcher, who had the courage to pit his wits against, those of the notable statesman. Palmerston was and had been for years a Whig. In Rowcliffe's vision he was Tory in disguise. He organized opposition to Palmerston, notably at the 1847 election, when he ...

... Administration, a change far less violent than at first appears, for Burdett wtas always a kind of Radical-Tory, but never Whig. In domestic politics he was singularly farseeing, but in his attitude towards foreign affairs he did his country scant justice ...

... prominently in the struggle between the Whigs and Tories ln Queen Anne's reign, was a member for Tavistock three of her Parliaments one Parliament of George L, and another Parliament George IT. In politics was a Whig, and so had the Bedford support and interest ...