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| on in an effort to get Conservative Leader John | Tory a seat in the legislature. |
| separate colony of Vancouver Island aboard the | Tory, a seven month voyage from 1850-51. |
| ar's municipal election, Feldman supported John | Tory, a moderate conservative, for mayor. |
| Tory, a longtime backroom player in the PC Party, wa | |
| ook a shift back to the centre and elected John | Tory, a former aide of Bill Davis, to lead the party |
| movement; however he was thought to be a Yankee | Tory; a conservative with American origins in the Am |
| She worked as a city IT consultant and a | Tory activist before coming out about her trans hist |
| of an association formed for the suppression of | Tory activities in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. |
| House of Lords) from 1841 to 1846 in the second | Tory administration of Sir Robert Peel. |
| nfidence and supply" requirements to a minority | Tory administration, was tantamount to a "do nothing |
| aster of the Forces in the Duke of Wellington's | Tory administration, and was raised to the Privy Cou |
| Exeter held office in the first two | Tory administrations of the Earl of Derby as Lord Ch |
| kship of House of Commons in 1748, and became a | Tory after George III's accession. |
| om this point onwards Webb became the centre of | Tory agitation against Marlborough. |
| om this point onwards Webb became the centre of | Tory agitation against Marlborough. |
| rell, Barbara McDougall, David Crombie and John | Tory all turned down the chance to run. |
| He was usually classed as a | Tory, although in his last parliament his unpredicta |
| John Baron was the only | Tory among just 15 MPs who voted against British par |
| Tory and Me and the Spirit of True Love (1992) | |
| He was known for his | Tory and High Church views. |
| class-, philosophic-, democratic- bourgeois-, | Tory-, and plebeian radicalism. |
| 2003-2004: There were two | Tory and one Labour Councillors. |
| , Harvard Salient, California Review, Princeton | Tory and Cornell Review, and has been at the center |
| This was designed by Alfred | Tory, and unveiled in 1951 by J. Arthur Rank. |
| He was re-elected in 1832 as a | Tory, and held the seat as a Conservative until the |
| The | Tory and Liberal candidates spent much of their time |
| be conservative, he once described himself as a | Tory, and possibly on account of this often found hi |
| vealed as the caller, Bussin apologized to both | Tory and to city council. |
| He was born in 1862 to Robert Kirk | Tory and Anorah Ferguson in Guysborough County and l |
| Bolling (1785 - 30 August 1848) was an English | Tory and later Conservative politician who sat in th |
| Both | Tory and Whig militia from Burke participated in the |
| Redway, a Red | Tory and supporter of public investment in housing, |
| conformist minority, the Bean Club was strongly | Tory and exclusively Anglican. |
| 90 and 1695, he was a member of Parliament as a | Tory and Court supporter. |
| of the two major political parties - namely the | Tory and Whig factions - and most importantly, he ha |
| on with the Whigs, he became known as an ardent | Tory, and vigorously opposed the 1832 Reform Act. |
| of Commons between 1837 to 1886 initially as a | Tory and later, after an eighteen year gap, as a Lib |
| r of the Whigs in Scotland, Lauderdale became a | Tory and voted against the Reform Bill of 1832. |
| Milles, a strong | tory and high churchman, was a model parish priest. |
| a British Member of Parliament and a lawyer, a | Tory and a Jacobite. |
| tes (the Liberals made strong inroads into both | Tory and NDP ridings in this cycle). |
| He was a staunch | tory and followed James II to Rochester, Kent after |
| lost most of its original meaning, and though ' | Tory' and 'Whig' were still used to refer to particu |
| nment's right-wing reputation, Bassett is a Red | Tory, and was one of the most socially progressive m |
| o the New Democratic Party; George Grant, a Red | Tory; and Dalton Camp, a Progressive Conservative. |
| y went former Rogers Cable President & CEO John | Tory, and Ootes chose not to run. |
| Being a | tory and a partisan of James II, the accession of Wi |
| He was a | Tory and Conservative politician who sat in the Hous |
| the last episode he creates splits in both the | Tory and Labour Parties and names himself Lord Prote |
| th the rest of his family, he was politically a | Tory, and a loyal supporter of his cousin. |
| aw (15 April 1786 - 4 March 1847) was a British | Tory and later Conservative Party politician. |
| He became a High | Tory and Catholic convert. |
| Murray was a | Tory and later Conservative in politics. |
| hristine, an Arizona State University graduate; | Tory Ann Jarvis, Stephens College and Kellogg Gradua |
| Tory Ann Fretz (born August 8, 1942) was is a former | |
| The only | Tory areas of strength here ironically were Worsley |
| membership was confined to a splinter group of | Tory aristocrats who had attended public school toge |
| n was held on September 18, 2004, electing John | Tory as the party's new leader. |
| He continued to sit in the legislature as a | Tory backbencher until the 1948 Ontario election, wh |
| abour benches erupted into applause whereas the | Tory benches remained silent. |
| the viscountcy in 1804 and took his seat on the | Tory benches in the House of Lords. |
| e Cash will all make colourful additions to the | Tory benches." |
| Regarded by the membership as a Red | Tory, Betkowski (as she was then known) became the p |
| succeed her as the MLA for Kildonan, defeating | Tory Bev Rayburn by over 1,000 votes. |
| on, but retained his seat by only 26 votes over | Tory Bill Docking in the 1969 election. |
| Total Politics Top 100 Political Blogs, leading | Tory blogger Iain Dale wrote: "Perhaps the biggest a |
| Red | Tory Blues: A Political Memoir (1992), ISBN 0-8020-5 |
| The film revolves around | Tory Bodeen (Forlani), who is blessed - or maybe cur |
| Claire Forlani - Victoria ' | Tory' Bodeen |
| The | Tory Burch entry is a fine example of the site's unr |
| uxury retailers as Louis Vuitton, Tiffany & Co, | Tory Burch, William Rast, Michael Kors, Mont Blanc, |
| n Apparel, Kate Spade, Montblanc, David Yurman, | Tory Burch, American Eagle Outfitters and Salvatore |
| Her garments are often compared to the likes of | Tory Burch, Lilly Pulitzer, Nanette Lepore and Trina |
| n was born in Indianapolis, Indiana, the son of | Tory Burton, an optician, and father Jack Burton (af |
| He served two terms as a | Tory but was forced to run as an independent in the |
| place finish in 1987 under Grossman, also a Red | Tory, buttressed the argument that the party needed |
| any on all sides wanted him as speaker, but the | Tory cabinet insisted on backing his senior, Peter B |
| orge I ascended to the throne, he dismissed the | Tory cabinet and replaced it with one almost entirel |
| was also a close friend of James Auld, a former | Tory cabinet minister. |
| while Green Party leader Elizabeth May defeated | Tory cabinet member Gary Lunn in Saanich-Gulf Island |
| Seal and Lord President of the Council, in the | Tory cabinets of the late 18th and early 19th centur |
| secretary, became an outspoken supporter of the | Tory campaign to intervene in the Russo-Turkish War. |
| ues he was more moderate, being a member of the | Tory Campaign for Homosexual Equality for a time (he |
| onto lawyer" and a "parachute candidate" by the | Tory campaign. |
| s to whether or not he believed there were "two | Tory campaigns" in the riding). |
| The | Tory campus clubs at the University of Ottawa, Carle |
| for re-election in 1830 he was defeated by the | Tory candidate George Harris. |
| n, Thompson had retired and Gibson beat the new | Tory candidate by 9,470, and remained the MP there u |
| Eyler lost to | Tory candidate Bonnie Mitchelson in the 1986 provinc |
| ck was re-elected in 1973, but lost his seat to | Tory candidate Norma Price in the 1977 election, ami |
| te in 1835 is related to his performance as the | Tory candidate in the 1833 by-election. |
| He was the unsuccessful | Tory candidate for Clackmannanshire and Kinross-shir |
| lection, though McDonald retained his seat over | Tory candidate William Homer Hamilton by 73 votes. |
| portedly interested in recruiting Stintz as the | Tory candidate in Eglinton-Lawrence in the 2011 prov |
| ll aiming to win, but was ultimately secured by | Tory candidate Richard Harrington with 34.9% of the |
| ornered fight in Bootle he lost his seat to the | Tory candidate Vivian Leonard Henderson and dropped |
| after the 1974 defeat (he applied to become the | Tory candidate for the Cities of London and Westmins |
| osely watched contest was in Toronto, where Red | Tory candidate David Crombie was elected as mayor. |
| e in the provincial election of 1977, defeating | Tory candidate Geoff Dixon by over 1,000 votes in th |
| was unsuccessful in this bid, losing out to the | Tory candidate, Robert Harley. |
| on 30 June of that year, he was defeated by the | Tory candidate, Thomas Ellis. |
| vision again after his defeat and stood down as | Tory candidate. |
| election results for Great Britain) classifies | Tory candidates as Conservatives from 1832. |
| As there were two | Tory candidates in 1832, no swing figure was calcula |
| believed to be the front-runner amongst the Red | Tory candidates going into the convention. |
| the post was given to another, Pearis became a | Tory captain. |
| On June 29, 2004, Masyk left the | Tory caucus after Premier Klein's health care polici |
| In 1991, Nowlan was expelled from the | Tory caucus after voting against the Mulroney govern |
| es draft legislation without any input from the | Tory caucus or cabinet. |
| ve until February 2004, when he and most of the | Tory caucus joined the new Conservative Party of Can |
| , and was one of the few francophone MPs in the | Tory caucus. |
| m's victory made her a rising star in the small | Tory caucus. |
| the war he evidently became identified with the | Tory cause since he arrived at Halifax from New York |
| He also supported the | Tory cause in articles and in his only published ser |
| ing the Housatonic River somewhere South of the | Tory Cave and extending across Squash Hollow. |
| James Arbuthnot, the | Tory chairman of the Defence Select Committee who ma |
| ncumbent of one denomination to be opposed by a | Tory challenger of the same denomination and vice ve |
| Also in Geoffroy | Tory, Champ Fleury, Paris 1529, f. 76v ubi tamen: “L |
| at his father's whaling station at Te Awaiti in | Tory Channel. |
| at Te Awaiti on the Arapawa Island shore of the | Tory Channel. |
| Actor Jason Beghe, | Tory Christman, Mark Bunker, and Andreas Heldal-Lund |
| Stony Monday Riot where supporters of Hervey, a | Tory, clashed with Reformists in what is now the Byw |
| Conservative until 2004 when he and most of his | Tory colleagues joined the Conservative Party of Can |
| Tory Collins is an American football player who curr | |
| They were under the general command of | Tory Colonel Robert Coleman of Fairfield District, T |
| In August 2010, the King of | Tory confirmed that there were 96 people living on t |
| the 2010 General Election, when it returned to | Tory control with a small majority. |
| g and Radical majorities in place of the former | Tory corporations. |
| t Laurie Scott, who quit so that PC leader John | Tory could seek a seat in the legislature. |
| Scott, who stepped aside so that PC leader John | Tory could seek a seat in the legislature. |
| a poll of local residents which indicated that | Tory's campaign was off to a rocky start, with nearl |
| She was a member of the Red | Tory Council and supported auto-parts magnate Belind |
| endent 3, Vacant 1 (due to the resignation of a | Tory Councillor in Horbury). |
| was at the heart of education reforms, sitting | Tory councillor Alan Wells was beaten by independent |
| dal involving his so-called 'love child' with a | Tory councillor, Julia Stent, who was born on 8 July |
| Craig is an engineer and a former local | Tory councillor. |
| Many commentors blamed the | Tory Councillors led by Merrick Cockell for these po |
| As in several other | Tory councils, the Liberal Democrats replaced Labour |
| ill and a quintessential country gentleman, his | Tory credentials were impeccable. |
| On the album sleeve he was credited as | Tory Crimes. |
| He became identified as a prominent | Tory critic of Mrs Thatcher. |
| 'One nation', 'one nation conservatism', and ' | Tory democracy' are terms used in political debate i |
| y some academics as the best example of British | Tory Democracy's revival Template:Citation meeded. |
| r Balfour in the Fourth Party as an advocate of | Tory democracy. |
| Shortly before moving across the street from | Tory, Dr. Garrets was interrogated by police after a |
| onservatives since he helped former leader John | Tory during the March 2005 by-election in Dufferin-P |
| chool's headteacher at the time and member of a | Tory education think tank, was accused of using his |
| ater, B'Stard would intentionally mismanage the | Tory election campaign so Labour would be blamed for |
| of Conservative Future - and subsequent 'Tatler | Tory' election candidate for Tooting, South London - |
| iews - and remembering the hostility shown to a | Tory election candidate who came to speak at his sch |
| rom the efforts of Reformers to merge with Blue | Tory elements in the Progressive Conservative Party |
| ould supply their army with food and drink, the | Tory Elisha Leavitt stepped forward to offer British |
| The Strange Death of | Tory England is a book of political commentary by th |
| The Strange Death of | Tory England (2005) |
| d act as interim Leader of the Opposition until | Tory entered the legislature. |
| Tory Epps (May 28, 1967 - June 1, 2005) was an Ameri | |
| Johnston was a member of the | Tory establishment in Nova Scotia. |
| s hatred of Tories and used seizure and sale of | Tory estates to help keep taxes down. |
| Until 1812 the | Tory faction associated with another former Prime Mi |
| History of Party from the Rise of the Whig and | Tory Factions to the Passing of the Reform Bill and |
| Tory's Falls, also called Tory Falls and Torys Falls | |
| In national politics he was a strong | Tory, firmly opposed to Catholic emancipation. |
| the following year Stodart had returned to the | Tory fold and was Unionist candidate for Midlothian |
| y the party, but was later accepted back to the | Tory fold. |
| Party of Ontario in 2001-02, and supported John | Tory for the same position in 2004. |
| ht wing members of city council and backed John | Tory for Mayor of Toronto in the 2003 municipal elec |
| right-wing members of council, and backed John | Tory for mayor. |
| rm in subsequent decades saw a sharp decline in | Tory fortunes in Ireland, with new voters, who had n |
| Tory's younger brothers were Henry Marshall Tory, fo | |
| Smash phase III: the | Tory fraud exposed (1973) |
| s and Indians from Canada, under Major Munro, a | Tory from Schenectady, made their appearance in the |
| He sat in the House of Commons as a | Tory from 1820 to 1829. |
| tin and Labour, as it was widely tipped to be a | Tory gain and the Tories gained all of the other thr |
| Barwick, Garfield (1995),A Radical | Tory: Garfield Barwick's Reflections and recollectio |
| Tory Gassway (born December 16, 1979), is an America | |
| g vocalist), Josh Shackett (rhythm guitar), and | Tory Geismar (lead guitar and backing vocalist). |
| Thatcher was Prime Minister, and wrote the 1983 | Tory general election manifesto. |
| de Coverley, the mildly satirical figure of the | Tory gentry guyed in The Spectator, though there is |
| first he was a Whig, but he came to support the | Tory George Canning, and became a Tory. |
| all leader in 1697, the same year that the last | Tory, Godolphin, was removed from office), Somers, W |
| Rodgers spent time attacking the | Tory government of Harold Macmillan. |
| ssion of Parliament, and was replaced by a High | Tory government under the Duke of Wellington on 22 J |
| The | Tory government passed legislation to create county |
| in 1830, did not have a stable majority for the | Tory government of the Duke of Wellington: the best |
| Following the election, the | Tory government remained in power. |
| Devine formed the first | Tory government in the province since the 1929 elect |
| This is a list of members of the | Tory government of the United Kingdom in office unde |
| of Control, with a seat in the cabinet, in the | Tory government of the Earl of Liverpool. |
| ional role until he was defeated along with the | Tory government in the 1963 federal election. |
| The | Tory Government offered him a baronetcy in 1925, but |
| He won and defeated George Minaker, a | Tory government minister who had defeated him in 197 |
| n the 1930 federal election that also elected a | Tory government under R.B. Bennett. |
| Declining support for the | Tory government (which improved after John Major suc |
| e aim of occupation of the site was to goad the | Tory government by claiming that given their numbers |
| the Canningite Government of 1827-1828 and the | Tory Government of 1828-1830. |
| ty members to admit, in the face of 40 years of | Tory government and the recent disappointing electio |
| The | Tory government's popularity improved after Major be |
| aughton), who had developed delusions about the | Tory government. |
| ion Bill which died on the order paper with the | Tory government. |
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