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Cheltenham Journal and Gloucestershire Fashionable Weekly Gazette.

CHELTENHAM POST OFFICE

... love** NW Osamu Ca.hitsta Is pt. - . Mt. bates witho.he all Whittles weft, a Iry years sad by dram/ this Liu, b• fey lee Mesa Whig we bell It a bi t & hod Ilene ',swop yr* sml eell mon /.,Mmes hied, worm se bird Is la the she ma abb, N thros learn the ...

Ur. JOHN H A NSON, Secretary for the Heil Depart■

... dompthos batter than post. BORWICK'S BAKING POWDER wake. Gwo bo digestive tee saki* la • On mutates. BORWICK'S BAKINCI POWDER Whig much Imitated. les that the trade label is each packet. SOLD Fverywbere in Id., 2d., 4d., and 6d. Peckits.-so4 is patent limsmaild ...

[To be eoneimied]

... anything but a pleasing combination. Disloyal or declamatory retslu'imiists, fiery or whimsical radicals, effete or sealing whigs, and others fur whom it would be *ult. to find a suitable name, are persons Biota to the more subdued and sensible mindli o▪ ...

THE CHELTENHAM Jouwgio.#ND GivgggpriA.SHlßE GAZETTE, JULY 6, 1567

... a year. In February, 1806, ho was re-elected M P. for Stafford, but in the following year he resigned his seat, and became Whig candidate for Westminster, but was defeated by Lord Cochrane. He was, however, soon afterwards elected by the borough of llchesur ...

Ebe Calabar. FEBRUARY-MARCH. Ewa. Lewes. N.... Lammas L• 1: II I I Itlidlip.l NOTES ON THE CALENDAR. Sir Joshua ..

... deprived of his services, he having then attained the age of years. The last effort of his pencil was the portrait of the great Whig statesman, Charles James Fox. St Matthias.—The history of the reason for and manner in which this holy Apostle ass chosen for ...

TENLIAM JOU4NAL AND GLOUCESI'ERSIIIRE GAZE.TTE„ JUNE 8, 1867. • •

... mitigation, bleb we published last week, bas just been lined. Its leogth sad the hour at which we received it prevents our 'Whig more their an abstract :—The first point noticed by the Directors Is the first! raised by the Committee, namely, the aolveney ...

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... peeved Wade* 'genet Clarke, who fined le. 6d. end issielli. l eleadlarhatied.---/Mehard Whitebeeme esti teem abseiled with Whig drank mid tietesa: ' mese IWO MS mod the sealable. Mid .• v od :. -4 MRISMINSTER. Pett i t te es, litstrieby.e-(lllbeette H ...

gastiong for ifcbritarn. (raw( 4 . LE rectal.) We are just now is the mason when our subscribers are the

... office. Yr. Seeley's statements were contredicted ; his result. Boated, aid his enquiries disconcerted at every turn by the Whig Adairelty ; but the present Board, in a frank and manly manner, accepted the statements of a political opponent as correct ...

globe, Wrorto.,aib. unmoor, • A /1 verses Ar a 00... Stage Woad. caeca'. . •' br4 Moore C , Manchester,

... not attained lewd the owner is about twenty or twenty-flys years of age. It le the chief object of ambition with the young Whig° written to possess a good well-tralued mid well greased timer of hair of fire kind that I describe. Seine 'smell are far holier ...

LOUCESTERSIIIRE GAZETTE, JANUARY b, 1867

... about my size, bat was not with me at die time. I do pot wish to press this ' eharge.—Mr. Lovett asked whether the case was Whig taken all a felony or misdemeanor! sod Mr. Ellett said the magistrates would decide that when they bad heard the whole of the ...

Lc:mum ant! frobtntlat Marlins

... The belting of bl.ssre. Steele, Knight, and Colsey on the Wlneb. womb side was mach admired by the spectators ; Mr. Knight Whig loads three splendid dries, o'er the top of the wetwer's booth Into the adjoining field, which scored pis each lobo • splendid ...

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... Parliament, rumpling in the years 1832 to 1833. ,wheu Sir John Dalrymple, afterwards Earl of Stair, sat ( fey the - County. Tbo Whigs having again, ow the •c--cession of the Queen. succeeded in ousting him from tie representaitun of Edintattegshire, Sir George ...