... As Beckford was in Jamaica when the election took place, his cause was championed by his brother, William. Bristol Whigs The Bristol Whigs had not been represented in Parliament for period of 12 years but at this election they brought forward the Hon. Robert ...

... Whigs ORIGINS reply to correspondent who has seen reference to Whigs in these pages lately, the name was given to the political party opoosed to the Tories: roughly speaKing. the name mesnt t in favour of gradual change towards some more democratic government ...

... Colston School the author refers to as spurious edifice, the coping s.one which was a ban upon the children of Dissenters and Whigs. This badly-managed School.' he w rites with its dirt and vermin and disorder, its careless alternation of brutal and ...

... marked violent • . ••On one occasion the windows ol Mr John Hare, Temple Gate an earnest Liberal, were smashed a pro-slavery Whig mob who enterea and did much damage to the iacThe Bush Hotel, Mr Protheroe's headquarters, underwent its usual fate at elections ...

... take place on the day of your dinner but the birth of Mr Colston the philanthropist? Is that the one solitary fact? Did no Whig martyrdom ever take place on that day—no heroic scene at the Old Bailey—at Tyburn? The strong political bias which pervaded ...

... Sl^«S^f te %2* nt »-m. Miss L. WILLS. 1 Fyfe. m_'Men of Yesterday and Full Supportirs MONDAY. July 24. Parish Programme. OU ' Whig Dm.: „■„. Good -jOJ— TUESDAY. JUL ,„. - Star * Variety Concert: 8 v.m.. SATURDAY. July 29. Mock The Saunders Sisters Party ...

... aged to 12. all boarders. : Usual school holidays. Fare paid for inter; view. Please state age and salary— I Housemaster. East Whig House. Reading School. . INSTRUCTRESS Required, to com! mence part-time duties from Sept. 4— : Write ior appointment to Head ...

... Bristol. This 'no-party author seems to have .hated the Whigs or Radicals, who became known as Liberals, and later still were yerry largely absorbed into the Labour Party. snarling, miserable Whig .. and noli being a gentleman himself cannot understand ...

... Liberals ORIGINS- TN England the Liberal Party developed from the Whigs and took the name early the 19th century, when Liberal came to mean one who was In favour of greater polit cal liberty. In the 50 years that followed (he Reform Bill of the Liberal ...

... first to use the word Conservative, which he did in a speech he made Liverpool 1820- The Liberal Party developed from the Whigs, and took the name early the 19th century, -when a Liberal came to mean one who was in favour of greater political liberty ...

... most interesting election that ever took place Bristol. Lord Clare and Mr Brickdale offered themselves for re-election but the Whig party being dissatisfied with Lord Clare's conduct put forward Henry Cruger in opposition. Edmund Burkes name was also brought ...

... Lambden, Mills, Clarke. Referee. W. E. Plyer. BRISTOL'S EFFORT , OF NO AVAIL 'Quins CM* Bristol made a It* e J\ regain the lead whig* the quins had snatched sa the Memorial Ground It was only sing* nd Bristol were in ■attacked ferociousi} • the well together ...