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... the estate and 156 ft high, the column supports a figure wearing the Cap of Liberty, a symbol of the Bowes' support for the Whig political party. Its recent restoration was described in detail. From Mr Beamish’s enthusiastic talk, it looks as if Gibside ...

... Herald” had Crimea on the front page. ‘Alma Place’ in Morpeth is named after a battle in this war. With one short interval the Whigs, who became Liberals, were in power until 1874. The Tories, who had been converted into Conservatives. took office under the ...

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... decided to retire in 1852. He had been a member of Parliament for 47 years, from the first supporting Earl Grey as leader of the Whigs, through Earl Grey, and then Lord Melbourne as Prime Ministers, and saw a whole series of reforms carried out. A public dinner ...

... way to Edinburgh by road and so over the Chantry Bridge. He rose to the service of the Tory Governments of the time — the Whigs were completely out of office. BACK in the days when Morpeth returned its own MP and was not merely part of the Wansbeck c ...

... when miner Thomas Burt defeated Major Duncan and became the first working class MP. In the County the two Parties — Tory and Whig — had been ready to accept a compromise, one MP each. In 1826 the Tories had been in power for more than 25 years but were ...

... Some of his most important duties would have been on clection business, which was very important and profitable The Earl was a Whig, but at some stage, Brumell resigned from his service and declared himself for the Tories. By the mid 1830’s a bright young ...