... Let Whig and Tory . . . Meantime, it is evident that a considerable weight of informed opinion is leaning towards serious consideration of the question whether in fact Scotland should have control of at least her own domestic affairs. And, nationalism ...

... although animals can accommodated overnight and when it is required. Moving through fro the kennels is th preparation room in whig| is situated the X-ra machine. To give a fast and more efficient servici for worried pet owners dark room has bee incorporated ...

... Housewife Pillowcases, 20 x 30, 3/3 each, 6 for 19/-, Carr. paid. P. and postage 3d each extra, Soft and Cosy Cotton Blankets, Whig)pnd Ends, 62 x 88, 28/6; 75 x 95, 35/6 pr. Carriage paid, Unbleached Twill Sheets that will give every satisfaction, 80 x 100 ...

... perhaps in three or four vyears. TR TN ol N WY Samue] Whitbread, the brewer, and a squire in Bedfordshire, was the successful Whig Parliamentary candidate for Bedford in 1802. At his threeday pre-poll campaign there, in July RR T S ...

... NEW DEER, Parry Prize-Winxenrs, — The ()(‘i(h‘ her meeting of New Deer W.R.L. took tne form of a children’s party, whig), opened with a fancy dress eompetition. The .‘,‘.‘,‘!;«,-'i were Mrs .\IUI'PR)'. Miss Dunean and Mr Buchanan, aii from Maud. Prize-winners ...

... names generally used to denote the factions are Whig and Tory, as obscure as that of Guelfs and Gibelins. Yea, my lord, they have different significations, as they are applied to factions in each kingdom; a Whig in England is a heterogeneous creature, in Scotland ...

... approach, and nobody needs to be madly alarmed at this; the Tudor economic system was not that of the Plantaganets, nor the Whig policy of the eighteenth century the same as the Staurt system. We need not feel tied eternally to one system or that the world ...

... Men of vision In politics in the United States Mitchell had begun favouring the Whigs. In the late 1850’s he backed the Republican policies of Abraham Lincoln, realising the risks of civil war involved in them. Later he backed the reconstruction policies ...

... gambol reached its zenith then, when townfolk, in best bib and tucker, joined the throng, either to swig their favourite Tory or Whig tipple, stuff themselves with tatties and herrin’, or give vent to the prevailing carefree chorus of song and ribaldry. There ...

... SHORT CONSTABLE: LONDON — £5.95 the arrival of the king (from Peterhead) to a tumultuous reception . . . Whatever you were, Whig or Tory, they were brave days, those — and bravely has Agnes Short recreated them for our delight. Nor is she oblivious of ...

... The real precedent, however, was unearthed by one psephologist from 1841 when the Tories under Sir Robert Peel replaced the Whigs led by Lord Melbourne. Peel gave Britain her Bobbies, and her Free Trade, abolished the Corn Laws (hence the monument in P ...

... market cross, stone or whatever, on that site, but it seems reasonable to suppose that some such did exist, else why did the Whig'n'Tory generation plunk their pillar thereat, being the cross-roads of the Broad gait, the Lang gait, and the gait to the Wine ...