... Lechmeres, with whom they were associated in hank. There was a Cupel Wall, Esq., of Taviftock-street, London, who voted (as a Whig) in that Gloucestershire election which raised high the heat of party, is shown in these pages. fe.) If we are not mistaken ...

... who for many years shared with George Augustus Selwyn, the celebrated wit and humourist, the representation of this ciby. The Whig candidate was Mr. Henry Howard, the owner of Thornbury Castle, and he was opposed by a Gloucester man, Mr. John Pibb, solicitor ...

... Augustus Selwyo, the celebrated win and humourist, wh >s-i name was connected with that hist real country s«at, Matson Hou*e. The Whig caodidae was Mr. Henry Howard, owner Thorn bury Ca-tle. He was oppoeed by Glouc»ster man, Mr John Pitt, a solicitor practising ...

... them to elect him in place of Sir Charles Barrow. was unknown in Gloucester, probably even to most of the members of the close Whig Corporation, under whose auspices he was brought forward, and it was deemed necessary to explain that his qualification was ...

... their command at the Exhibition. THE MABBIAGE OF EARL RUSSELL, eldest son of the late Lord Amberley, and grandson of the famous Whig politician, Lord John Russell, to Miss Mabel Scott, daughter of Lady Lena Scott, and the late Sir Claude Scott, Bart., was ...

... the wounds are now completely healed up. will be out of here in a few days anil get to work,which - V V,V »V FCCTF IRTL WHIG is already promised me. lam going to reside sister's, Mrs Ballmer, 26, Grimsby lane Market place, Hull. If you wish to use ...

... that itinctirin that she wild a t pierce. • I cut help wonting oh, r t , .d o iw spy to her st..ll.mt.th.l'e roman:. such a /Whig. It ass lust like tisei.l4 s th,.ther. N o , sot that exact', , but a 1 ter ow,r, to take me abet had show me thinvi. 1 eull ...

... thet Is .boast retry throestbeat the essatry then eras • breach of lb. Charth of Meaty. (A Toe.: How steal the P) H. was Whig, of s Charth S3ei.ty.tlbraih be folly the ezeelleet t week dm Nearoafeemiels. I He hews attestism %%Yenta , d the monobetsialeg ...

... smother, fell its left aide, Ceptsie king thrown to right in the tem* a Healer barn. H. immediately jemmied op, relight his berm Whig& had also risen) by tke bridl• aad wean bet any ...

... to enter It. prianser pushed peat witness, palled • pistol from hie pocket, aid tired at the judge. the epos at the time Whig oilihis eve Mr Inches of the mdse . ' back. Rh Boaour fell hockwords, aid a porter. named Brown haockad prisoner Own. Wham' ...

... , and to disabuse the public mind of the impression which the action of the plaintiff was calculated to convey, we felt it Whig doe to ourselves at the time to make our position char to our readers. We stated then, what we repeat now, that the report ...

... and I venture to remark from personal observation that they are growing fewer week by week. It was an unfortunate day for the Whig. of Stroud when, for the sake of a few pounds, they allowed what was once a respectably conducted paper to draft into untried ...