WATFORD COUNTY COURT,—Monday
... applioation for new trial. The undisputed cases were disposed of the Registrar, Mr. H. M. Turner. Before His Honour, Judge Whig ham. ...
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Qood News for the Thousands who patronise the stores, PLACS, LATTIMORE EOAI) & ID. 3 the vleuaM to inform the
... all the good people ia the County of Hertford, that bee been fortunate in eecaring CHOICEST XMAS FARE AT THE LOWEST PRICES, WHIGS A PEN of QBAND SOUTHDOWN SHEEP, which gained a let Prize of £lO at the London Cattle Show. let Prise at the Watford Show held ...
WATFORD COUNTY COURT.—Monday
... summonses, and 31 original summonses. The undisputed oases were disposed of Registrar (Mr. H. M. Turner). Before His Honour Judge Whig ham. A MEDICAL MAN'S CHAEOXB. Stivm v. Hock.—Xh* plaintiff, who la doctor practicing at Harrow, claimed £6 6a. from defendant ...
ST. ALBANiS
... ST. ALBANiS. ST. ALBANS COUNTY COURT. Friday. Before bis Honour Judge Whig ham, COBS-DBALSIIS’ TBAXSACTIONS. Charles Sibley v. Joshua tree. —Plaintiff is a corn merchant, UustardWood, Wheathampstead, and defenant ta a dealerof George-street, St. Albaca ...
DISTRICT MEWS
... knows, was tee glory of the Whig party. In hia early and lest brilliant days he belonged to the Tories; but Blenheim, Bamilliet, Oudenarde, and Malplaqnet ware justly regarded at the time not only English viotories, bnt Whig triumphs. The remaining Dukes ...
AGRICULTURAL HOLDINGS ACT
... efficiency of the measure. In this crusade against the interests of the tenant farmers they had the occasional support of some few Whigs; one amendment, to prevent the outgoing tenant receiving any compensation in excess of his actual pecuniary outlay, even though ...
WITC&DAT, JUNK 2, 188*
... Century from the pen of Earl Cowpcr, he endorsed the statement made his Lordship as to the value of tho services rendered by the Whigs. The present head of ■ the ...
SA.TUIIDAT, MARCH S, 1881 01) COKKKSL'OKDIMtT. Wt V* Hut ntpoiuibb for vinot our Qocrwywiiimf. Pjjopl* are ..
... another Bloomabory gang, hot the way that the Kaaaelta bold together ia at I emit remarkable aa an in* itanoe of welUpreaerrcd Whig tradition. There' are nx Buaella in Parliament: three peer* —the Duke of Bedford, Earl Roatell, and now Baron Amptfaill. la ...
THE HERTS ADVERTISER AND ST, ALBAN’S TIMES
... attempts mad# by Government to degrade the freemen of our eerponte towns by depriving them of their birthright, until the days of Whig-Radical misrule, their unquestionable right. I have also opposed such other measures w appeared calculated to inflict Injury ...
DEATH OF LORD MOUNT-TEMPLE,
... commissioner of Greenwich Hospital, and was appointed a Lord of the Treasury 1841, which he only held for short time. When the Whigs regained office in 1546 he was appointed Jnnior Lord of the Admiralty, which he held till 1852, and was appointed in January ...
CONSERVATIVE MEETING AT GADDESDEN
... lasted only 20 years. The other section of the Liberal party was formed those who were known in the days of our forefathers Whigs, who. although they generally spoke against the more advanced members of their own party* usually yoted with them in the hope ...
ST. ALBANS LIBERAL CLUB,
... violence, and possibly to outrage, which all who loved Ireland must deplore. He considered the land question was the bottom of the Whig secessions, and he foresaw the developement of an English land question well. He said the greed and rapacity of English landlords ...