... Stirling, to give him goods, the former to the value of about £2OO, and the latter to g ILI:‘; “:i h m‘r'fim (:;: the we| , whig¢ e 'nkfiu and chains, &c; but the jewellers having afterwards had their suspicions aroused, caused him to bhe appreheaded, whew ...

... Mr. Scott, chaplain of the Loudou Hospital. Mr. Scott had no political claims upon Government. lie is a Whig himself, and all his connections are Whig also; and if he had expected promotion at all it would have been from Mr. Gladstone, whose wife had frequent ...

... which so many of his forefathers had occupied before him, with equal honour to himself and benefit to the county. For Whig, old Whig, as Mr. Wilkinson had ever professed himself, could not forget the strong claims which Mr. Long had to represent Wiltshire ...

... Though thbey regretied Mr. Long's retirement, they ¢rld not but appreciate the motive which had led him to it; and, as an old Whig, he (Mr. Wilkioson) bad no hesitation in saying that he hoped the time would come when Mr. Long would again represent the county ...

... maintaining Ons miatter'T to vestments: the clergy to the use of the present ‘and’ time-honoured own aod “the votes of those (Whigs, jatives, an whorls ‘and ‘ou the hi Prd avowed the ~Btate” and Un such 9 question as that, ¢.g., 80 to ive us sD Bitaalisma ...

... neighbourhood numerous rookery is prodigious, while the good effected far more than makes amends for any other mischief. The Whigs, it is said, are preparing to get all the support in their power from the Peers, and Earl Russell and Earl Granville are already ...