critics dubbed them the Hughligans, or Hooligans." After the fall of the Conservative government in 1905, the surviving Hughligans became bitter opponents...

press coverage. He associated with a group of Conservatives known as the Hughligans, but he was critical of the Conservative government on various issues...

Cecil (known to his friends as "Linky") was the eponymous leader of the Hughligans, a group of privileged young Tory Members of Parliament critical of their...

elections would be relied upon to oppose Catholic equality. Fourth Party Hughligans James J. Sack, "Ultra tories (act. 1827–1834)", Oxford Dictionary of National...

Conservative leaders." The later Conservative Party faction known as the Hughligans was "a self-conscious attempt to recreate the 'Fourth Party'", according...

repeal of the Corn Laws in 1846. In April 1902, Chamberlain dined with the Hughligans, a small parliamentary clique led by Lord Hugh Cecil. Winston Churchill...

press coverage. He associated with a group of Conservatives known as the Hughligans, although he was critical of the Conservative government on various issues...

a group of Conservative dissidents led by Lord Hugh Cecil called the Hughligans, a play on words with "hooligans". His first major speech in Parliament...

compactification Hugh Cecil, 1st Baron Quickswood, British politician – Hughligans Celadon, French literary character – celadon Anders Celsius, Swedish physicist...