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... THE ALCESTER CHRONICLE & GENERAL PRINTING & STATIONERY BUSINESS• Mrs. E. M. WHIG LIP PEGS most respectfully to tender her sincere thanks to her numerous friends and customers for the liberal support accorded to her late husband, EDWARD MOOR WRIGHT ...

... branches were not in the hands of the priests. Sure,' lie said with a smile. the parish priests in Kerry are mostly old Whigs, and lie added that they let things go easily, and don't take so much trouble as the young priests do to work the League ...

... memorable conflict with the Monitor, has been broken up, and her remains sold for old iron. X BILLIARDS Or BACIATELLICL thos e re:A:Whig or 0 0 should, before ag ar elsewhere, mod a l: NOW Mee List Booth and Cushion Idampl.a. to kIi:NNIG BROS. Vw. aim, • ' • ...

... number of previuusly unpublished letters by Lord Chesterfield ; and Mr. Spencer Walpole's biography of Earl Russell—the great Whig whom a world with problems to setrie whereat Johnny dreamt not, has well-nigh forgotten. But that is no reason why Mr. Spehcer ...

... first place he did not feel himself bound to follow any political opinions of his father. In the second place his father was a Whig, not.a Radical. In the third place he did hold the same opinions as his father under another name, and this was substantiated ...

... divided. In our own land we are gradually splitting up into more parties than there were once upon a time. Once there were only Whig and Tory, but now we have Liberals, Conservatives, Radicals, Socialists, and that hybrid creature the Liberal Unionist ; also ...