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... small active [slaty, in advance of the Whigs, that was out for movement, for rapid progress in politics. Then the four members for the county of Coznwall were all Whigs (if Sir William is to be included as a Whig and not as a Radical); they were: East ...
... Europe following Marlborough Campaigns. The Whigs on the whole against this peace, The Schism Act levelled against the Dissenters, and especially schools. The Whigs were against this, Protestant Succession. The Whigs, with many moderate Tories, were for this ...
... her) place, when to go there and where to go next. Britons, Roman*. Saxons, and Danes. earls, barons, knights, and churchmen. Whigs and Tories huntsmen, mountebanks, gypsies, and soldiers, they threaded their way in and out of one ant her's ranks without ...
... responded on behalf of the honorary members. FORMER SCHOOLMASTER PRESENT. In response to cheering and repeated ehouti. of Whig about the old sohoolmaster r Mr. D. Needham, of Somerton, who was formerly headmaster at Long Sutton school for many addressed ...
... (afterwards Member for the Forest of Dean), they were extreme Radicals and neo-Republicans, and consequently the terror of the Whigs as well as the Tories of that time. A correspondent recalls that the visit was paid in connection with a conference of the ...
... probably concocted the whole atfair, I but we shall come to him later. It will seen that all the children came from prominent Whig famil.es in Taunton. One little girl, however, was *akeu away from Miss Blake's a few days before the demonsi-ation, her par; ...
... spirits the small active party in advance of the Whigs that out for movement for rapid progress in politics Then the four members for the county of Cornwall all Whigs (if Sir William is to included as a Whig and not as Radical) they were: East Cornwall Sir ...
... either or the of linse Coronation.. will ,tn Iwtter. MINI AI ) FINANCE. Ftl mall but adialrahl) tnanago-d tru-t In 0.4 and It Whig War 14M1110. T. J 11111441 .bare.. lover 8r0 but hirce Meeks of l'rown Sub-Nigel. •Ind all th. , le-gt II li,nd In S. Afrka ...
... Behorts sad Mrs. Write, Enowle Mrs. other the tows. O Ne l d a , the were to wa. b, of frauds. hi the Inf an t a ' Atom, the Sea Whig by Mr. and Mrs. Marehalt. Aimee were the (the and Mrs. Werd ) s. (least mistress the Jroe/A fehea) (mama nay et Defectives) ...
... Mr. 11.-D. Coles, Mr. R. - Colefrtr. - Mrs. J. Stallard, Mrs. F. Hincbidll. Mrs. White. Mrs. R. Haile!. Mg 7. )futon, Mrs. Whig. Mrs. Perrett, Mee Felix& Mr. W. Cottrell, Mr. rd. The body e ip an elm shell, with oak soffit and brass *Mask 'and the br ...
... however, he joined Lord Aberdeen's Government -tt mould not be completed until they could say that coalition of Peelites and Whigs—and thlle they lined one another. Mr. Pascoe concluded separated himself from the school of polite by gis ing an impressive ...
... of privilege, not of principle. The reason for this happy state of affairs is not far to seek. Before 1832 the great nobles, Whig or Tory, largely controlled the House of Commons. By means of the pocket borough system the great nobles were able to nominate ...