... the Trust on January 12 next year. The Studley gardens were designed by John and William Aislabie, who represented Ripon as Whig MPs throughout the 18th Century. ...

... Leveson- Gower (Con.), —, £60.72, —; R. A. McCarroll (Con.) £340.14, £66.67, £34.98; J. McGarr (Ind.) £52.83 —, —; C. Margolis (Whig) £8.40, —, —; J. W. Marshall (Lib.) —, £58.27, —; D. H. Muscroft (Con.) £86.51, —, £114.09; Mrs. A. G Nelson (Con.) — £32.34 ...

... great discretion and discrimination. Does it not argue thata mighty change has come over the once embittered relations of the Whig and Tory parties, that such large powers should, without a moment’s doubt or hesitation, be entrusted to a Conservative Ministry ...

... united Liberal party better demonstrated than here in Harrogate, where we have two Liberal candidates — one calling himself a “Whig, “In answer to a question: Would you consider nationalising IC.IL Dr. Seal replied: “1f elected I would press for nationalisation ...

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... he was under 17, The officer maintained that , moped was a machine of py more than 350 ce. “equipped with pedals by means of whig it was capable of being propel. led”. Mr. Basil Young, for the youty, who pleaded not zuilty, said the fact that the pedals ...

... The other two, who might be termed, “freak” candidates, Mr. Andrew Brons, for the National Front, and Mr. Cecil Margolis, the Whig contender, both lost their deposits. RESULTS (OCTOBER 10th) RoDett ‘BANEE (CMIB) .oovivovcississossin FOO BATEIEY ARM) soi ...

... Artisans’ Dwelling Act was a grand and popular measure set on foot by the Tories, whereas it was borrowed from the Liberals or Whigs, and put in a very mild manner before an unreforming House. They might be told that the Conservatives l}ad improved the condition ...

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... takeover of April Ist, 1974, should continue for the following year. Since the departure of Coun. Margolis to form his one-member Whig party, the Liberals have been left with 14 members, led by Coun. Ribbands. There are also two Labour members and eight Independents ...

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... meeting of the budget steering subcommittee where detailed discussions took place, but had not accepted. Coun. Cecil Margolis, (Whig. Harrogate), commenting on the cuts, lamented about the failure to cut the school nursery units. He said they were a waste ...