... Crows is the grandson of Mr. linnserford Crewe, who was for nearly 40 years member for Cheshire, and a prominent leader of the Whig party. He was raised to the peerage by Mr. For in 1806. Mrs. Crewe was an intimate friend of Mrs. Fox, and was famous for her ...

... BANNISTER, Ironmonger. Stow-on-the- Wold—Agent wanted. Westbury—A. SMALLCOMBK, Medical Hall. Wuotssaas ONLY or S. TUDOR St SONS, Whigs Lead.Wanufaegurers, ...

... Cavendish, he is related to the Duke of Devonshire ; while his father is the descendant of the illustrious Father of the Whigs, whose name is bracketed with his political opponent the Duke of Wellington in political history. Lord Kerry was educated ...

... Malting Feeding Id A LT (old) Ditto, no. Scotch Brown .. OATS —..Foglish old .. Scots:: RYE._ _English .- BRAN! _English Dada __Whig Tlnple Blue (boldng) MARK-LANE, WIDNBSDAT APTIMNOON, March 4. A quiet business has been passing at Mark-lane, and prices, have ...

... Colourings. All the Newest TRIMMINGS to snit each variety. A large and useful assortment of DRESS STUFFS, from nd. to Ss. 6d. Sty!Whig made COSTUMES, M and work guaranteed perfect, for 7a. 6d. Our large selection of MANTLES and JACKETS, how 3s. Ild. to 305. ...

... leaders to have their way, there would have been no Radical party. We should still be toiling and moiling to enable a crew of Whigs and such-like superior persoue to enjoy the spoils and the swagger of office, and give us in return vague phrase* instead of ...

... Dr. it. S. Pringle's English llistory : Lord Melbourne was Premier in 1834, and from 1835 to 1841. He was leader of the Whigs. To him we owe the formation of Foor Law Unions. I think the above speaks for itself. I shall he thankful to you for inserting ...

... he knew had the reputation of being a Whig village, but if they looked into the matter for a moment they would see that they were living upon tradition. What he ' wanted to point out to them was this, that the Whigs of pest days were a different dy of men ...

... anxious for peace, found that the Tory ministry under Lord Oxford, was not strong enough in the House of Lords to oppose the Whigs, who desired the continuance of war. She therefore determined to create a Tory majority, and astonished her Council, one day ...

... Cirencester to-morrow (Saturday) weather permitting, in the Park. Kick-off at three o'clock. C. Organ, goal ; F. Foote, A. Whig tingham, backs; G. Winstone, W. Bennett, W. Legg, half-backs; S. Bounces, W. Tovey, G. Saunders, 11. Boulton, C. Hulbert, forwards ...

... prosperity and happiness and progress of the empire, and he believed that in so doing they would, in the words of the great Whig leader of old, blear, millions by their acts and all mankind by their unity. (Loud and continued cheering.) Colonel Master ...

... was I under the Act, IBM, and mosey moderate to respectable pease, the public an sandalled r snrtheng to 40 leers alai, NA Whig% e t dobii If Mina. from the reiiteee with Y. sal the DELAT.—ApPIF and bow repayable, to the Do iatesem-square. BRISTOL. ...