in Britain in the past, a member of a party that supported progress and reform and that later became the Liberal Party
Debbie Parkhurst, 45, of Calvert told the Cecil Whig newspaper she was eating an apple at her home Friday when a piece lodged in her throat.
Yet for all that, no one in either house, Tory or Whig, denied the supremacy of Parliament in determining what was best for America.
A Whig congressman from Pennsylvania made a wild speech against the president. Copies of it were spread throughout the country.
Weed, however, did not think his proposal was foolish. He began to build support for General Taylor among Whig politicians.
As president, Fillmore dealt with increasing party divisions within the Whig party; party harmony became one of his primary objectives.
Harrison was a retired general and a member of the Whig Party. He became the ninth president of the United States.
Nor did for Sir Everard"s apprehensions of personal consequence seem to correspond with the reports spread among his Whig neighbours.
The declaration is a powerful and incisive summary of Whig political thought to which Locke and many others had contributed.
Whig opposition was not strong enough to defeat all the president"s proposals.
As a young man, he worked as private secretary to Sir William Temple, a retired Whig diplomat, at Moor Park in southern England.