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... and Conservatives Don't hum and ha and cough. But hitch you wagon to • star. And take your labels oft. Tennyson said : Let Whig and Tory stir their blood. There must be stormy weather. But for . some true result to get Let parties work together. Cicero ...

... composed of represen- He Gave Whigs a Colour Idea characteristics of famous people are always interesting if sometimes scarcely understandable Liberals must be i thinking commemorate the birth 200 years ago that great Whig leader Charles j James Fox Here ...

... expenses' were frequently limited only by I the wealth of the candidates. In Carmarthenshire's famous Lecsiwn IFawr of 1802 the Whig candidate Sir William Paxton, a! !London banker, spent nearly . 1£16.000. In his bill were such items as 11,070 breakfasts ...