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... authority in 1857 first dock was opened in 1715 and became known as the Old Pock building was primarily due Sir Thomas Johnson Whig Member of Parliament for and a leading of the borough council Johnson and his father were representatives of the first generation ...
... visitors IJantfyiHn never discover River Cain which this bridge’s arches are silted up an extent built in 1717 at the expense the Whig Government which came to power with George I It interesting to notice that the inscription refers only to King George without ...
... poetic thrusts and ripostes sometimes smug often and caustic are more interesting from literary viewpoint than the Tory and Whig lampoons 100 or 150 years later In seventeenth century politics theological authority was losing ground to business interests ...
... From the Daily June THE PAPER DUTY HIS i- i repea iec The is against the repea : fears heap against the repeal a disappointed Whig- again-t repeal repeal high-priced the repeal publisher of yet of parties produce in favour its retention beyond its- late ...
... The Times is against the it fears the competition the cheap Press The Tories are against the repeal a number of disappointed Whigs are against the repeal the large paper makers are against the repeal some publishers high-priced books are against the repeal ...
... his charge that I am a Whig-gish and radical Tory But the secret of the Tory Party’s astonishing success as the party which has held the electorate’s confidence longer than any other and which has survived while numerous rivals Whig Liberal and Socialist ...
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... strength of the freemen in the early years of the nineteenth century: Canning Tory 1641 Gascoyne Tory 1532 Brougham Whig 1131 Creevev Whig ln68 Taijleton (retd) 11 Self-appointed Corporation edifice completed accord-The power Of the irg to freemen was however ...
... national and local In the previous century Liverpool unlike the rest of Lancashire in general and Manchester in particular had a Whig stronghold and it had displayed scant sympathy with Jacobite cause in The Forty-Five Then a change had come and such prominent ...
... history as long and as varied as any of its age It was there that Georgina Duchess Devonshire entertained her friends of- the Whig faction including Richard Brinsley brother the Duke Clarence Sheridan the statesman-play are still known as The Princes’ wright ...