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... first class hand*. —App’y letter, stating age. &c., Box 8. Western Chronicle Otfice, Yeovi'. E K W IG H T. Wanted, good W E WHIG HT ; one used to carpentering. Mnrried or single; an abstainer preferred.— Apidy .F. W. Koaß, Smith, &c.. Eaton, Biabops Waltham ...
... FcOTii-Goal, P. Palmer: backs, F. Boodmad 8. togr. half-backs, B. Moon, P. B. aodp. Wooctvard; forwarda, A. Arnold and E. Ewens whig), H. (centre), E. Daria and (risdft wad. P. Sridcv thews and G. Ru« (right P. and J. PlayorOeft wing), Eafrsoe.theßre Mr. (Comlk ...
... Murray and hall hacks, Bad bun, Btoodley, and { forwards, Hyde and k*‘''•hell (right wing). Nelnet (centre). Corps and 1 (tell whig). lief ere e. Mr. T. Bhdce. Disc ace yet. Scsnb a Match. At Now on Saturday, in football matoJi between Sunderland Black Watch ...
... Lord Cranborne, Mr. Disraeli, when he left the latter’s Government in 1867, rather than be party to dishonest dishing of the Whigs,” by passing a much more democratic Reform Bill than had been proposed by a Liberal Government the year before. Hero wo have ...
... effected his capture, if this were true the Duke must have known of it. aud, with the approval every right-thinking man. Liberal, Whig, oi Tory, would have condemned it, and have held Mr. Gladstone to public scorn malefactor. But the Duke did nothing of the ...
... Joseph Cur wood, 16 dram*. each of these instances the bread was sold to P.C. on August 22nd, was taken by Sup*. Self the folio whig day to the inspector Taunton, where it was weighed and found deficient. The case against Anna Winsor. in which the deficiency ...
... Devonshire enlighten them with some the sagacity which they presumed lie possessed. (Laughter.) Why it was because he was Whig of Whigs, who. Lord Beaconstield once said, were the mules politics. (Laughter.) Having alluded the valuable services to tue Government ...