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A History of the County of Hampshire
… and the struggle continued till 1711, when the two leading Whigs, Henry Seagar and Thomas White, were ousted from among … p. 1. This tract gives an account of the discords from the Whigs' point of view. The proceedings of the Tories, who …
Old and New London
… butchery, carts loaded with the legs and arms of quartered Whigs were, to the great discomposure of his lady, 'driven to …
London Radicalism 1830-1843
… oppressors. That paltry majority sufficed to restore the Whigs to office, and it also sufficed to show that you had … came, in consequence of the demise of the king. The Whigs had now the advantage of court favour. But the result … it has given various results; a large majority for Whigs; an even balance of parties; and a large majority for …
Old and New London
… awful situation, seemed to enjoy the downfall of so many Whigs. There is a passage in Henry VIII.a play considered by …