Whig’s Tips
... Whig’s Tips 1. O—EVEN BREAK I.3O—HAZAR HO. 2. O—FAIR SHOW. 2.3 O—SPEARHEAD. 3. O—SCOTCH OATS. 3.3O—INDAMELIA. 4. O—KARESUANDO. Nap: FAIR SHOW (2.0); double: FAIR SHOW and KARESUANDO (4.0). ...
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... a public personality famed for Whig politics, his powers of conversation and his highly idiosyncratic character. In the last two respects he resembled Dr. Johnson. But Johnson was a sbout Tory, and Parr a life long Whig, ...
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SHOW OF HANDS
... was Richard Fryer (Liberal), Wolverhampton banker and leader of the town’s Political Union; then William Woolryche Whitmore (Whig) appeared on the scene. A third candidate Francis Holyoake (Tory) was physically assaulted and stood down in Tfavour of the ...
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... (Hutchinson, 255.), and a very workmanlike tale it is about the good captain who finds himself playing a part both for the Whigs and the Jacobites, and who finds moreover, in the course of his ploys, a charming and intrigying hostess to complicate life ...
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“LETTERS TO. THE EDITOR
... bourgeoisie with its petty standards and false values. I suggest Mr. Nock reads British economic history back to the days when the Whig (Liberal) factory owners were exploiting and decrying the working class. It does not look as if they have changed their opinions ...
ND -SO IIGHT LIKE THIS
... rsation and his highly neratic charvacter. In the vo respects he resembled shnson. But Johnson was it Tory, and Parr a life Whig, A sermon ¥ of his views are surgly topical. A sermon preached in Birmingham 9 would be relevant if re-1 in the affluent and ...