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... four pa-sengers. —T. Buck Park-street, Cheltenham. Tei. 127. two three seats in motor-car * » going London. Antu.-t 11 or 12.—Whig 4164. Echo, Cheltenham lORRY going to Loudon on Tuesday, wanted part load. Godwin. Hwimton-road, Chel- f|M>URINC cars for hire ...
... that they were under Whig domination (laughter) He was not aware of an3 Whigs in the House of Commons. He was not a Whig, nor the son of one—(laughter)—but he had a great respect and enormous admiration and gratitude for the old Whig party. But he had ...
... generally does not take these rumours seriously. A new factor is the mobilisation of the Fascist organisation reported by the Left Whig papers. lluinanite writes: The moment appears opportune to certain Fascist leaders. know from absolutely reliable source ...
... rnces, but they were very muen smaller than those in the Liberal museum, where they had a variety of politicians from the old Whig the Socialist and the cattle driver. Unionists should consolidate resist tampering with the constitution, to maintain the Union ...
... GOVERNMENT. Mr. Joseph R. Fisher, formerly editor of the Belfast Northern Whig.’’ has been appointed the third memlior of the Irish Boundary Commission. The other two members are Mr. Justice Fcetham. of the South African High Court. (Chairman), and Mr ...
... 1924: The Irish Crisis. BITTER BELFAST COMMENT. A Declaration of Civil War.' President Cosgrave In London. Hie Belfast Northern Whig,” in leading article entitled A Declaration of Civil War. says: The Government now in this kingdom avowedly pacifist well as ...
... the meet minute construction, the .collection originally came from the factory {ponded at Wocester in the 18th century those Whig enthusiasts who aimed at securing the residence there a number of their adherents. An outstanding feature of the collection ...
... of all parties, was of the last of the intellectual Whigs—h believer in the principle of govcrn- (provided that individual liberties and rights had been constitutionally and legally ■retired on Whig lines) by the speciallj■ndowed few rather than by the ...
... the Church of 3 £10 to the ef Birds &1 3 her property to Sydney a few tac MISS B. ALBXANDER, ied os ae ek Movin Loven po ae Whig of Bas 22a Overseas Trade. Mr. to the Treasury, ond formerly = bes, Commerce, ee meontag ef overseas end how it is arrived ...
... DAUGHTER Miss Alice Berkeley, of Wilton-cresceat, London, who died on April 9, daughter ol Mr. Charles Lennox Grenville Berkeiey, Whig member of Parliament for Cheltenham from 1818 tu 1856, left £46,343. ‘Testatrix bequeathed £600 to the Bishop of Stepney for ...
... important ground gnne. that Gladstone dealt the old Whig party its death blow, and that the Liberals iu the House of Commons lost nearly all whatever support they had previously had amongst the Whig aristocrats in the House of Lords. Lord Rosebery is ...
... BULLER AND TRUE BLUE The late General Sir Redvers Bullcr was, on tlie maternal side, a grandson of Lord Henry Howard, the Whig, who in 1759 contested with Mr. John Pitt, the Tory candidate, the Parliamentary representation of the city of Gloucester, ...