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... 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; ...
... scientific man); Mr. W. H. Smith, most amiable of men, and very suocess- ful Leader of very difficult House of Commons ; the Whig Dukes of Devonshire, Somerset, and Bedford ; the three Deans, Elliot (who ought never to have been a priest), Plumtre (who ...
... • LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES- BROADHEAD GRAND HOTEL Toimpious N.. „ . CARRIAGE MANAGER'S ORRICE- BROADUZAD Telephone No. 332. Whigs all Communication& should Add/owed. CLARKE'S FOR BOOTS, 27, HIUH STRAIT, BRI9TOL. ONZ Of TEL LARGZSTwrocHe IN THE WEST• 'ENGLAND ...
... the Liberal creel in of religious equality Ite is altered, In telling of David's sin in numbering the (sxcred alike to the Whig and to the Radical), that 1t is too people, the whole faule is laid apon the le. “When late to be surprised at bis revival ...
... of these Dorse hire labourers. Wo have stated much in the introduction the narrative, and have also pointed out that the old Whig families are now allied with the Toriea. The agricultural labourer knows that ia the Radical party—the parly which rave him ...
... ago, the Central Dorchester Committee impressed upon the labouring clsescs the fact that the persecutors these labourers were Whig*—rorroe synonymous with Liberal Uaiontsts now-a daye—and then follows** the names of the committis, migulr.H. to. oßcibl. • ...
... opened with a beet the book. The regrowth* VU as followat—ede, Tenderly think et the dead, Mr. J. Roberts; ads, loss haws Whig ems hymn, Miss R. J. Carter; 9010, The little midshipmite, Mr. James Carter; solo, Outing overtheetreainlet, Mr. T. H ...
... without dilficuUy.-1 *m, sir, yours truly. J. HILL. MEDICAL NOTE. . ® «P«ak* for itself. From it appears that the beneflt treat Whig k. aling C..iM:h l.ozences un>erMar-.u Ihe operation seine ..u«- ami w«* piufo irrd th« speciuust, I»r. H. f. Hu.’.lin. of ...
... r those whom he shaves or outs their hair with a pint each. r A general election tool placein April, 1754. The Bristol it Whigs, who had been unrepresonted for twelve years, is brought forward Mr Robert:ugent, one of the Lords of ie tho Trrasury, and ...
... none registered agaso>*t them Teams—Kxeo.sior; Goal, Perkins; backs, andA James; half-baohs. H James, Bath and House; left whig, James and Pouiden; J UulVy: right wing, Brown and S Day. M C.A.; OoaJ. Gunuk.* backs. W Wilkine and Slogg; half backs, A b ...
... MARE. GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL. CHAILMINCi WINTER RESORT. This first elan Family Hotel continua open during the Winter. Table Whigs Dinner at separate tables at ?p.m. daily. Teri., strictly Moderato and luclualre. For Tarter apply to Miss WESTON. Manageress ...
... Lord Hartington the Upper House. The Duke of Bedford, the head of another great Whig family which stood manfully by the cause of the Union, and Lord Portsmouth, also old Whig and a Loyal Unionist, have passed away, well the Duke of Somerset, Lord Lytton ...