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... again M.P. for Tavistock, carried resolution the evergreen ''Irish question that precipitated its collapse, and in April the Whigs were again in office. One of the outstanding achievements of the new Government was the passing the Municipal Reform Act, which ...
... outside-half. : was always ready to snap up a chance and try through. ,_i I). E. Richards, stand-off-naif, and G. Darker, the right-whig, were Weston ht -t backs, while all the forwards played afl . ~ first was the result passing among forwards, ilbams scoring ...
... had liarftd and worried because this cursed «»«iN: I think th. system not only bad, bat vxnoualy bad. But the offend Mr. A. H Whig* ■nilmil—*» more with Ainl haUays. contended it would W better for «w ...
... votes to the poll out ol a population of at least 26,000. If anything can convince the Ultra- Conservative party that the Whigs were maligned in being identified in their journals with Destructives, surely it must be the glorious example afforded by ...
... B. %%alters alleged that persons styling themselves Praa Sands and District Ratepayers .tsiocation had been ffulliel, the Whigs with the Duchy Office. Mr. P. H. Williams thought the clerk was unduly pesainnatic in his anticipations. Mr. J. Dale contended ...
... fiir stand-up fight in this city of reformers versus anti-reformers, a circumstance which has not occurred before. The Whigs and Liberals did it by a coup-de-main. The Tories had no idea our tactics 'till we entered the hall. Their mortification was ...
... Gladstone, who had already been Minister under Peel. The Corporations Act. The 1835 session opened in great excitement, for the Whigs objected to the re-appointment of the Speaker, and their nominee, James Abercromby (who had been P. for Calne), wad elected ...
... 20 years. He was Secretary for War through six successive administrations. * -3f Meanwhile, 1828, Palmerston had joined the Whigs and lost the support of Cambridge. He secured seat for South Hants but lost it at the General Notable Tiverton Contests Palmerston ...
... Reform BUI had become law the leaders of the Whig Party were content to maintain the principles the changes already made rather than to insist on further revolutionary measures. Lord Palmerston was a Whig. He favoured church rates, set his face against ...
... first the question monarchy fought out issue first magnitude the landing of Orange far from dine to-night that issue ever Whigs settled down to a ding-dong something to constitution England And now attar hundred years if it an over gravity that Civil ...
... declaration of the poll at the Hustings in 1865, when Mr Charles Schreiber defeated Colonel Berkeley and ended the long period of Whig ascendancy in the town. TAILOR AND TRADE UNION LEADER Mr. John Thomas James, of 8 Little Bays hill-terrace, has spent a lifetime ...
... prceneeer tier. =ad that aboold in st not =see than ! lei Mb., under of £250, and Nand sesied exactly 11b. Petersen, ac nend. on Whig& began at a peen and seemed Weed on winnioga • knockgen se me poinible. powerfully an they bit tech ether asoles ad it wee ...