... recognition their con- -ct. who held the Royal Humane W S parchment for saving a boy, aged v from the same canal last year, lived whig widowed mother, and suggestion lni!i nia^e a ur y man that his employers assistance to the family if it were e *sary. knocked ...

... the City defence, who seem 6 i caught the old fighting tradition ' , j4 when faced with disaster t Players rushed from one whig 'j u gi c other in their efforts to force coll olf ' ...

... 4sJamaica sugar, £1 per cwt., duty £1 7s; rice, £1 per cwt., duty 15s ; soap. 4d per lb., duty 3d. In the 1831 election, the Whig candidates were unanimously elected. Mr Davis, the Tory, who solicited re-election as antireformer. found that his resistence ...

... 1792. This famous artist and caricaturist, prolific and dexterous beyond his competitors, for a generation delineated Tories, Whigs and Radicals with fine impartiality; satirical capital came to him from every public event wars abroad, the camp, the court ...

... VTFLBOURN STAKES (one mile and 3 sovs each, with 500 sovs fiddpd Bookseller (Ld Astor).^-— Lawson 4 8 1 Farthinghoe (Mr C F Whig Lawgon 3 The Above-mentioned Horses Have Arrived in Addition to Those • rained Locally* (Winner trained by Chilcott). Betting—3-1 ...

... past have taken a variety of forms. In 1714, for instance, when King George I. was crowned, difference* of opinion between Whigs and Tories came to head and the city was given over to riotous proceedings. Whilst citizens were preparing to illuminate ...