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... for more social legislation than any other. Long before there was a Socialist, Party they had protected the workers train Whig employers by such measures as the Truck Act, Factory Act. WOrkmen's Compensation Act, Education Acts, and so on. So much for ...
... strongly-developed of characterisation What it lacked inevitably was pace the slickness professional bag-of-lricks necessary to whig up rather dubious ingredients inter frothy confection Let this group not despair it can reach the ot the amateur tree without ...
... —with one or two exceptions milk-andwater fellows. In 1861 the Whigs were speaking of their opponents as ’The bloated Tory aristocrats,” and in another election a Tory referred to his Whig opponent as ‘‘Brother Double Face.” Sir Robert Clifton in 1865 ...
... d by 1,600 horsemen, who were preceded by bands, flags and banners. This was described then painting the town blue. The Whig rival could, not afford to be behind, of course, and when he appeared next day, he, too, was accomj panied by a vast band of ...
... Borlase Warren. Esq. The di ciples of Mr. Warren were by no means expectant of success under equal conditions, but the two Whigs gave them not a little hope of victory. One enthusiast named Vincent Eyre, a needle maker, a man who undoubtedly believed in ...
... betrayed, and deceived by the so-called Liberal Party, and it almost serves us right for trusting to the base, bloody and brutal Whigs! 4 “ When Mr. Smith, of the Tradesmen’s Man, originated at Mr. Heymann’s suggestion, the humbugging memorial to Mr. Morlcy ...
... youngster. TRENT POOLS LTD. NOTTINGHAM 49 Peels have sew been won this seass with one or mere mistakes ITISEASBIOneI TRENT 4 Pools Whig Barred ...
... interest, was John Plumptre, Esq. The contest was a very severe one; Mr. Plumptrc was supported by the whole influence of the Whigs, but was unable to succeed. To commcmoraic the event of the triumph of his party, they not having succeeded in returning a ...
... Aldim-aid) 23. Hub 26, Timetable 27. Actual 2a. Depends 52, Smuggler. 54, No-el S3, Woe 56, Monkey. 57. Snow. DOWN. —l. Crop. 2. Whig 5. Barn 5. Band-lt. Err 7. Topper 9. Bat 11. Major. 12, Testy 15, Mode 16. Grub 18, Tart. 19, Nail 20. Tl-m 23. Haven. 24. ...
... Planning or Building Bye-kw purposes:— Estension to conservatory to fore garage at 89, thapleford. for Mr. E. A. Taylor. to Whig roan at 98, Trevor-road. Beestat. for Mr. H. E. Matthews. Addition to bungalow at Lanolin*. Attenboroogh, for Mr. .J. Purvis ...
... contention, during which the whole corporate body were more than once on the point of getting to cudgels, or handy-cuffs, the Whigs succeeded in carrying a vote to deprive Mr. Hawksley of his official dignity and invest Mr. Alderman Watkinsoh with the mace ...
... Nottinghamshire had returned two Tories to Parliament 1715 Thomas Pelham Duke of Newcastle determined to have them replaced by Whigs when the septennial election came round in 1722 and the Mellish letters show one of minor agents at work in the Misterton- ...