... e a . aanolusee t. of taut e afier - care n nty re r n ag es. t hey have selected that of W , Combs, Reed and Co., Ltd., ea Whig, their alcs , th e Bee Stant that can be aimed at ne. IL pet deem They have accordingly tahen•She Sole Aire, Cheltenham', Tv- ...

... [llrjttndvad by prrmiuion the PropHelort oj Punch THE LORD OF EARTH AND AIR. Mr. Winston Churchill THE FEW ELEMENTS WHIG ...

... at Ravens llill. Newent of Major Oooi'kj Bryan. Until-. ...

... ECONDHAND FURNITURE, WHIG NOW BEING GFFERED AT SPESIALLY VUGEU PRICES. THOSE DESIROUS OF TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THIS OPPOR- TUNITY SHOULD NOT FATL TO PAY US A VISIT AT ONCE. NOW is the time for Soldiers appreciate Tobacco and Chocolate, Orne ends in smoke ...

... Nil Simile We ask you to come sad see these shots and try them on in our ?Whig Room. We want to fit and please yon and will take trouble to do it you will give us the opportunity. Our expetieuee is at your service to assist in finding the best poenible ...

... considerable interest. Cromwell stayed there for • night during his journey to Windsor, and it was the headquarters of the Whig Party in the time of Lord Strafford. During the operations, which were continued by brigades all through the day, two of the ...

... the year 1784, in c or candidates were Admiral Ford Hood and Sir Cecil politician who had but just left the Whig party —who °Pposed by the ex-Whig Minister, Charles James Fox. An ne rea contest is particularly interesting at this the °wing to the part taken ...

... THE ELLANY Since the titles, Whig and Te e vented they have stood tor differ: and eontradietcry pe for anal a ite! the » having doug been the sturdy champion ot wor, has dwindled at last to ch upholder be t any he who mn the pep Tory. w wa bloodthirsty ...

... Clerk to tho Council ST. EDWARD'S SCHOOL, KEMPLEY. DY3LOCK. GLOS. Ideal Home School in Acres Private Grounds. Warn in rubles Whig A Home from Home in Healthy District. Personal Supervision and Individual Attention. Moderate Fees. Illustrated Prospectus ...

... adherents the Church in Wales existed was principally due to Whig fJovornmenta, who followed the admirable system the present (lovernroent. of jobs and political rewards; that it was the Whig Covem raents of the Goorges who tilled the sees the bishops ...

... that immediately after Christmas the subscriptions of tl\e tradesmen will be equally liberal with those of the gentlemen. Whig Press a discount. The Cheltenham Examiner and Gloucestershire Guardian, which was started under the immediate patronage of ...

... | good ot nitty minutes over ahout te os Saree 7 SNe STEN EN. Ney OE pro- | her at the finish, nanely, the huntsman, second whig Gladwin, Mr. Theobald, and Mr. Newman. he that THE DUKE OF BEAUFORT’S HOUN Mr. him | ee ey en The Duke of Beaufort’s Hounds ...