... [LOB AND ;hes MAKER. J. T. WHIG HT 16, Wkstoate Street, Gloucester. ...

... Tailor and Bref.ciies MAKER J. T. WHIG 111 16, Westgate Street, Gloucester. SAUSAGE SEASON Try NORMAN’S SAUSAGES. Unequalled f«r flavour and moderate in price. fine lot of Cheddar and other Cheeses always Sale. Home Cured and Smoked Bacon a speciality ...

... Aprils. Holiday narket. Very little Eofliali wheat on offer. wMtfc waa held tor late rates. Foreign steady except Russians, whig* were to 6d lower. Bartey and maize cheaper. unaltered. ...

... Boiingbroke declaimed against party government, because the Whigs were in power and likely to remain there, and denounced corruption, because it was being utilised the utmost hy bis enemies, the Whigs. If there was any doubt as to the sincerity of Bolingbroke ...

... w „i m view of the minntenf the Finance Commit'ee tie would withdraw hi- r -01-i*’ but it was a clear case of Dishing the Whigs.” ...

... select from, London Price*, Iry TAYLOR 7, LONDON ROAD, GLOUCESTER. BATIBFACT ON GUARANTIED. Tailor and Breeches maker. j J. T. WHIG 7 16, Westgatk Street, QLOUC ESTER. he took them himself . DR EVANS’ LIVER PILLS were successfully ■prescribed the late Physician ...

... Conference. Perhaps the best signs come from America, where the farmers’ party off the ties of Republicans and Democrats, the Whigs and Tories of the American constitution, and formed a national interest of their own. Should there be another General Election ...

... following anecdote: Ou one occasion Disraeli was carrying the House of Commons with him. Mr. K. H., now Lord 8., at that time a Whig, was seated behind Lord John Russell—of course, on the opposite side to the orator. Roused to involuntary enthusiasm Disraeli’s ...

... anybody objected had been scrupulously eliminated. Churchmen at present day witnessed the evolution and success “the Whig plot, concocted for Whig purposes ; concocted to please Nonconformists, religious and political, at the expense of tbe Church. They have ...

... the Whigs were tbe opponents of the*e interests. In Cheltenham. Those present included Lady Doringtoo, de Bienfaisanoe ”he adds. ”it could not on at all retains all those features whicn have made it so popular thfi Übapty of the p eB.. the Whigs had been ...

... of England who wailed upon the Congregational Union when that body met Broadmead Chapel. The Dean was in politics advanced Whig—holding the hereditary views of his family —and in religions opinions Broad Churchman. He took a great interest in the completion ...

... a major of the Rifle Battalion. Major Probyn was Churchman. He inherited the politics of his father, who was one of the old Whig magnates of the county; but during the latter portion of his life politics had, we believe, no great attraction for him, and ...