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... ST. MABYN. Friday 1;1,4 a whig drive was held In the Memorial Hall by the St. Mabyn ringers with the objeet of raising funds for the pareb,Ne of new hell ropes. The ment was well patronised and • substantial profit resulted. The prize-winners were: Ladies-1 ...
... the importance of J lB6 of the Whig and Tory Parties in century with the corollary that who had been formerly the the sovereign, became the an friends of the leaders of the parties. Hence the desire of itiilTfs, both Whig and Tory, of Oxford lin gbroke ...
... Newton Abbot. lie was magnificently lodged and feasted there; but it is remarkable that the owner of the house, though a strong Whig, did not choose to be the first to put life and fortune in peril, and cautiously abstained from doing anything which, if the ...
... 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 ...
... bearing the Mace As he appealed all the members rose their places. The Speaker-elect was attired in Court dress and worj bob whig. As he reached the Bar he stopped and bowed to the House then he advanced up the floor the House, and, reaching the Chair, ...
... Idle Fellow Dip nee heard about Tow.. 82, COMMERCIAL ROAD, BOVRNEMOUTII Kars• 16 • TO PLACING AN ORDER FOR or more it We aro {Whig. Ns a short tine arty. A PAIR OF BEAUTIFUL WOOLLEN • 'YORKSHIRE BLANKETS to all customers of or over. No extra charge on . ...
... soil initiate the revolutionary changes li lead as straight as as arrow's flight the chaos and destruction of Russian • • • b WHIG TO THE ICCASIIII We know that many millions of voters Sappers' - and lads who could not possibly grasp a fraction of the ecommic ...
... down 'ome long to th' last Leckson, when th' deear ould Deleckable Duchy tend nort but Libral members to Patleyment. Days of Whigs and Tories. Now gwain back to they zo-called gude ould days (rotten waits, I caal 'em!) I mind when there was awnly two ...
... pillar of Jireh Chapel and the Liberal party in Lickington.] CHAPTER V. Lickington Politics FformeT days Lickington had been Whig Pocket Borough, and it was still sensitive to monetary influence. Direct bribery had ceased to be practicable, and the stories ...
... cQm _ memorated by this centenary The reason for . q March, of 1831, Lord John Russell, a young member of one of the greatest Whig houses, brought forward his famous Reform Bill. dig _ franchised most of the rotten boroughs, and distributed their seats among ...
... bert for his loyal enthusiastic operation wiM Geisha evening morrow evening on Saturday — afh evening is persona': Mimosa Mrs WhiG' Juliette girl to th( interpreter) M Joint (wave of Miss C Kiku Miss I Perryman Miss C J Vickery Kinkoto harp) Miss F Viekerv ...
... rightly refused make sacrifice. order find an arulacom position have to go hack to P^rlintru-nt following the Reform Bill b the Whigs had a tremendous hut in spite their majority replaced two years later the equally great majority. REVOLUTION through the ballot- ...