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... 0 COMPANY 21D. V.B. GLOUCESTER REGIMENT. Orders for week 'Whig December Ma i INC RECRUITS. I.—An offloer will attend at the wawa as Monday nut 730 p.m., to enrol recruits—Ally oung awe of 17 years of age and upwards, wishing to join, sod all members ...
... farmer ; Henry Sheppard ; Lewis Cole, farmer; Juan Wookey, labourer; Farnham Unwell, millet ; and T, Cap's. Mr. H. Sheppard Whig unanimously cheese as district councillor, bo retired from the Parish Council, it being under- stood that be would be appointed ...
... Pearsall, 53; (5) Thomas Bush, 47; (6) Fred Kirby, 46; (7) William Harkins, 45; 18) William Spicer, 45; (in T. J. Vick, 45. Them., Whig the first nine, were declared duly eleetvd. The other members were G. Willmott. 39; Ju. Billings, 36; H. W. Nurse, 35; 0. 18 ...
... life than rmerly, and some of those he saw before him would come into that life viewing politics not from the old point of Whig or Tory, but of shewing how best they could raise the condition of the people. He sometimes feared that there would he in the ...
... but the period that had elapsed since that event had considerably improved the prospects of his party. The majority of the Whig Cabinet in the louse of Commons by 1540 had become little more than nomival; and though it was circulated among their friends ...
... of Lords hod brought us face to face with grave constitutional question, and though Lord Salisbury said that one of the old Whig leaders considered this question simply vicissitudes in the political game, the laberol party had now taken the question in ...
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... into public life, viewiog politics not divisions as they at present exist. Some of tho-e I see from the old point of view of Whig or Tory, or whatever can raise the common condition of the people.” it may be ; but with the anxiety of shewing how best they ...
... disintegrate Parliamentary divisions as at present Some of those I see will oomTinTo politics, not (tom old point of view of Whig or Tory, whatever It may be bos with the anxiety of ebawlaa how best they can 'raise tho common condition of the people. His ...
... There is, however, great underlying National feeling which all may share, and which In former days was the common property of Whig and Torv and Itadical. All alike upheld the great doctrines Faith and Freedom All cher.shed the fundamental principles of the ...
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... demanded after the statutory ten minutes' interval, the meeting was closed alter a vote of thanks to the Chairman (moved by kfr. Whig. ham and seconded by Mr. W. Reeks) had been carried by acclamation. The meeting decided to accept the Vicar's offer cf the ...