... great, G. ELLIOTT OQ '' ' am - - hopes tor a continuance of past favours StPß«t, Bamstsp!9 ' REPAIRS A SPECIALITY. » Guns and whig Repaired ...

... brought into contract, and the transparent sincerity of his Christian profession, endeared him to all who knew him. Like most Whigs, the political party with which he was from the first connected, his opinions on Church matters were of a somewhat Erastian ...

... ]Vix>/(ioiti was charged with moving a pig in contravention the Swine Fever Act at on May 3rd. The case was adjourned, proof whig given of the projier service of the summons. (!. W. S/i«j>/riiitf, charged by P.S. Hart with being found driving without a ...

... stated tbat he was adopted as the Liberal Candidate. writer of letter the candidatea said Lord Ebrington was a respectaDle Whig, and a thorough gentleman. December 20th.— Lord Ebrington ia the member for Marylebone. having yesterday been returned by ...

... Pupil Teachers' Centre had bean much hampered daring the year by changes the staff, the bead-teacher and assistant tascher h whig been appointed during the period. At the Devon County School it was not desirable that the salaries of the staff should be ...

... unexplored but thrilling future. I have come into the Liberal party because I have seen that our direct predecessors, the whigs and the roundheads, have always been on the side of the people whatever form the struggle has taken, while our opponents, the ...

... disheartened by its size when hd lerr.embered the facts of history, when he iememberd, for instance, for how many years thai whigs had been the wilderness, and then for little apparent reason bad swept into power, and had been able to carry the Reform Act ...

... divided into two political camps inhabited by antagonistic tribes, Whigs and Tories. You had to be one or the other, for no fancy breeds were tolerated. If you were a member of a Whig family, woe unto you if you wobbled from your allegiance to the orange ...

... there no reason whatever why a Conservative Government should not go on. But there wa> Parliament at that time a small band of Whigs, and there were throughout the country all manner of groups and organisations and societies, all working, more or less, towards ...

... always count on a respectful hearing from the Whig and Tory squires. Yet he certainly never flattered them. Two years later, and the League was triumphant. Gradually had gained adherents amongst the great Whig magnates, and its arguments were sinking deeper ...

... thatch. It understood that the stove in the big schoolroom was alight during the early part of the evening readiness for a whig-, drive and dance, and it is believed in some f iarters that the fire originated from this. Practically all the iarniture and ...

... Ferguson-Davie's political oooaectioa with Barnstaple (says the Western Morning Xews) dates hack 1859, when, standing as a Whig, he was returaed as oae of the memhers of the borough. About that time Barnstaple's political history was by no means a creditable ...