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... Croscombe, Somerset, well watered, and iv extent acres. For permission to view, and all further particulars, apply to WAIN WHIG UTS _ HEARD, Surveyors and Land Agents, Shepton Mallet. E3IDENCE. —To Michaelmas next, the well-situated and Convenient RESIDENCE ...
... Queen fo * ,| She Did Ddtt. g as friend of mankind, woman, she did her Whether during sixty-four years her ■ reign, Tories Whigs, Liberals or Conservatives, wereffl at the helm of the Government she always remained the noblest type woman leader among men ...
... Every packet sign* l a sf> Try qr. lb. You wdl like it. Guardians and District. V sent : Mr. T. H. Baker (chairman), Mr. Whig chairman). Miss Butter, Meesrs. «h, » ...
... SUNDAY TRIPPERS ON THE CLYDE. DUNOON'S BARBED WIRE DEFENCES. Sunday sailing the Clyde is stall Whig vigorously opposed certain magistrates of Dunoon. In order to prevent the Glasgow trippers from landing there on Sunday the municipal authorities ordered ...
... bought in the towns dealers, and dispatched b rail to the larger provincial markets. Sarcasm in Church Notice.—The Northern Whig states that the following church notice wa. recently exhibited :—The service on Sunday mornin is at 11 a.m. The supposition ...
... made which deprived this country of the benefits of the efforts extending over years. Marlborough was the leader the great Whig party, and it was tho Tories of his day who did that, and yet these people went down to Blenheim and were told that the great ...
... Tewkesbury and Gunner F. Stokes. The following is the result as officially reported by Major Dunn, R.A., who acted umpire :—Right whig —First prize, No. 7 Company (Weymouth), -217 points ; second, No. 6 (Portland), -112. Left wing—First, No. 11 Company (Parksloiic) ...
... Tolbooth had many miserable men in it in 1685. One of them was Sir John Cochrane of Ochiltree—miserable, not because had failed Whig leader the Duke of Argylle's insurrection, for which he was suffering incarceration and awaiting execution, but because his ...
... deal with were £5.672. They placed £l,OOO ]( j credit of depreciation and reserve fund; dividend of 6 per cent, per annum, whig £1,396, and carried forward £1,787. Dealing , pt the objection to the tramways on the g*® 11 ', depreciation of property, ...
... Post, it will be quite in accordance with the fitt.ie.ss of things, for formerly half the great ground landlords London were Whigs, notably the late Dukes of Portland and Bedford. ROMSEY. AN INEBRIATED TRAMP.—At the Borough Petty Sessions Friday, before ...
... Vessels of very great speed not be built for purely commercial purposes, and it was because foreign nation-had granted subsidies whig her scale than ever contemplated that we had fa.len behind the number ships this kind. The expense involved was so large, and ...
... THE SCHOOLMASTER. In 1848 he was appointed Principal of the Training College at Hall, near Twickenham, established by the Whig Government to promote' undenominational education, of which, that time, with Sir J. Kay-Shuttleworth and others, the future ...