... James 11, came to England at the request of leading members of the aristocracy, among them Edward Russell, cousin of the famous Whig martyr, William Lord Russell, alleged to have been implicated in the Rye House Plot to murder King Charles, and his brother ...

... Uniformity, but who, later, conformed. In 1656 he had been deprived of his living for absenteeism. He has been described as a Whig, puritanically brought up, who later, became a Latitudinarian, (an advocate of tolernce in religionand freedom of thought) ...

... immed; The other driver gave him name and address. He w: to 14 New Road, where wife’s aunt lived, and w offered a drink of whig They left him with the bot while they went to look at ¢ car, and he had more thy one drink from the bottle. The police came ...

... business. Entering politics, he became M.P. for Bedford from 1790 until his death in 1815, becoming an outstanding member of the Whig party. He worked for the relief of the poor and sick., the ignorant and the oppressed. The subject of the slave trade was raised ...