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... INSURANCE OFFICE, Founded 1710. Sum insured in Exceeds £425,000,000. For all patticulars apply to the folio whig Acents Yeovil Messrs. E. Whitby & Son. Baltonsborough Mr. W. J. Pearce. Bruton Mr. James Golledge Bourton Mr. Chas. Suter. Castle Cary Mr ...
... SEVEN STAGES IN THE COURSE 0B POLITICAL DEVOLUTION. WHIGS become PALS. LIBERALS become RADICALS. SOCIALISTS COMMUNISTS. COMM UN! STS bko ...
... bearing by removing Lord Hartington to the Upper House. The Duke of Bedford the head of another great Whig family, and' Lord Portsmouth, also an old Whig and loyal Unionist, have passed away ; as well as the Duke of Somerset; Lord Lytton, Indian viceroy; ...
... father was Prime Minister during the Reform era, between 1830 and 1834. The late earl was in early life associated with several Whig and Liberal'Adininistrations. He was Under- Secretary for the Colonies during his father's Government, then became Undcr-Secretary ...
... trying to repair a torn shoe. Witnesses have come forward, however, who state that they saw Herr Possel for several days thro whig large tones from exactly the same place, and watching their fall to the bottom. The shoes on the deceased, moreover, were not ...
... cream satin lace. She bkJSSem * rth ..tf of Castle Cary, and M,ss wore dresses Dunford, of W J-r. J llats to match trimmed with whig nton, acted as best man. ' Mr. *' ., nie'sided the organ, and duuug the Miss effective Wedding March, signing , the f gl ...
... Bedford, in the Bedford Corn Exchange. After referring to the significance of the presence in the chair of the head of great Whig house, and criticising Mr. Gladstone's attitude towards the Irish-Americans, as illustrated in his recent letter, Lord Randolph ...
... the other night, had asked where were the Whigs few years ago the right hon. gentleman had boasted that he himself was the last the Whigs. The answer th* question, therefore, was that the last of the Whigs was stewing Parnellite juice.— Mr. Morley said ...
... backs, Taylor (Clevedon) and Underwood (Street) ; half-backs, Vernou and Lewis (Clevedon) and Barnes (Wells) ; forwards, right whig, Miles (Street) aud H. Arnold (Yeovil); centre, Comptou (Wells) ; left wing, Lockyer (Wincanton) and Cooke (Clevedon). Dorset ...
... body some years when the Queen came, the throne. Educated Westminster and at Christ Church, he entered the House of Commons as Whig member for Shaftesbury in 1822, seat which he held for four years. From 1826 to he represented thecityofCbester.aud from 1847 ...
... is with us—(cheers) —that have only to fight over again the rotten Whigs, who were creeping back into our army when they thought we were going win—(cheersl —we have to fight the Whigs who Athlone in 1853 returned Judge Keogh—(groans)—we have to fight ...
... country and the fortunes of the parties than now the case. He wax one cf the last—if not the last—of the representatives of Whig ascendancy in the Liberal ranks. A peerage was bestowed upon him in 1874, having regard to his varied services and his status ...