... were then few in number, I for there bed been • rift in the unity of family, and the dissentient members had deserted the Whig ranks to emphasise their discontent It was due to this limitation of choice, probably, that the old Earl's selection fell upon ...

... detemmed ' at the Castle' waa to be the future representative of the largest single constituency the United Kingdom. Though the Whigs made every •effort take their opponents surprise and so -secure a walk over, being assisted by the returning officer, who having ...

... Protectionist, and Lord Elcbo, ditto; the Western, by Mr. R. Blagden Hale, Tory and Protectionist, and the Hon. Grantley Berkeley, Whig and Free-trader. Worcester Lodge, the north end of Badminton Park, was the Eastern Division, and it embraced Stow -on - the ...

... Protectionist, and Lord Elcho, ditto ; the Western by Mr R. Blagden Hale, Tory and Protectionist, and the Hon. Grantley Berkeley, Whig and Free Trader. Worcester Lodge, at the north end of Badminton Park, was in the Eastern Division, and it embraced Stow-on-the-Wold ...

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... Protectionist, and Lord Eleho, ihtto ; the Western, by Mr R. Blagden Hale, Tory and Protectionist, and the Hon. Grantley Berkeley, Whig and Free-trader. Worcester Lodge, at the north end of Badminton Park, was in the Eastern Division, and it embraced Stow-on-the-Wold ...

... retirement, popular in hie county, and beloved by hie hies Lord Fitehardinge soon drifted, with is army other members of the aid Whig away from hie former la the= days be was sat In sympathy with Mr. 0 Ground Goalie Act he regarded Interference with the rights ...

... the Raid was lank a le ll see d Its tin is lel it is end game. Bet lath N.M. sod meg alms elle CDe. *WY Ise tomb. tag sad = Whig the work bid eon =A. Se Jamie& ...

... Scbre'tber. young gentleman having family connections with the town and the election of 1859 recollected the old schools of local Whigs and Tories as cont-st worth remembering in these mealymouthed and polite days. The result was follows : Col. F. W. F. Berkeley ...

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... - Ma. Pima= ass Wawa SWIM. /IV=: C*L?UIAM MARKS! CLOUD. • motto et reported Vat Kw • Weis an am - Nr. d V. Iw peed 17th saw Whig ; bad semi all poems rem sad *Ph. 0. the pies Mr. Pie pap sod Pm be ill : et Pat seed d driest the pigr has, bees weer/ Mil ...

... and Profe tioniat, and Lord Elcho, ditto ; tbe Western Mr. R. Hale, Tory and Protectionist, and the Hon. Grantl.>y Berkeley, Whig and Fr-e Trader. Worre-t-r l .dge, at the north end of Badminton Park, wa- iu the Ea-tero Division, and it tonbraced Stow-on ...