... In of homes, » and is looked y heads of fami hes as one of y treasured possessions. The eur has effected have brought Dr cS Whig, YA as before stated, scores 4 a letters of gratitude und anks w all ranks « A’ 1s in use not only m the city, ot EX for many ...

... name is again con- nected with a knighthood. He is credited, too, with undertakmg new Liberal penny paper to be projected on Whig lines, and perhaps may be induced to reonsider an refusal in view of greater in view of the failure of the ‘‘ Mr. Tree, who ...

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... r in 1705, being then not auite of age. He was made a Peer, retired from polities on the accession of George I. (when the Whigs came into power), and turned te the more congenial affairs of literatare and art. He patronised the poets and wits— notably ...

... a Mond, and a Parting- be an tLe Which Supply of money at the back of & morni: May be extended to the publi- still ng penny Whig journal. Be,” a flota regret the loss of the bers at so vast an expense and less of the » and so one “ ape rather as a feeler ...

... Tease it] done.” “ Search ‘the letter,”’ she said. “The letter Spare went to Newcastle Merton hand.” Sophy, “thou liest—a Whig lies as But though he found and Rebert Merton smiled “The General at hath it by ” now, ‘God save King and confound his their ...

... | Clifton, and served the office of usiness. James Lean resi in Belle Vue, in REMOVAL OF HEAD OFFICES. | TO TAUNTON. He was Whig in_ politics and was He 1805 ane and died 9th July 1849, in john |, who a bor of the ed AN INTERESTING HISTORY | was born in ...

... circle 1s 16/9 The tame around the personality of the wert ae ng character of its mistress, Eli ‘zabeth, Lady Holland, ‘the Whigs and of the littérateurs ter day, and heroine of romance inst the conventions, ‘iron » the looseness of reel mae kal only too ...

... personality of the strange, domineering character of its mistress, tho tyrannical Ebzabeth, Lady Holland, patroness of the Whigs and of the and her day. and heroine of a romance which, if it offended against the conventions, was at any rate free from the ...

... of our Autumn Dispmy f LADIES’ ASHION, In every department we are showing new Styles which are the very latest ideas, and whig will be the vogue for the coming Autumn and Winter. We have spared no effort to this display the largest, and tn every way ...

... Between Goldsmith and Burke's stay in this house came Viscount Clare on a visit—-the man who was one of Burke's immestiate Whig pre- decessors in the representation of Bristol. he became Viscount Clare he was Robert Nugent, and in that name was first ...

... inspection of our Autumn Display of LADIES’ F. In every department we are showing new ~tyles which are the very latest ideas, and whig will be the vogue for the coming Autumn and Winter. Wo have spared no effort to make this di the largest, and in every way ...