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... MENTIONING THIS PAPER. SHEPARD & CO., 3 COLONNADE, CHELTENHAM, GREAT SALE OF IRONMONGERY. (Under a Deed of Alignment). F. J. WHIG Hr, 163 HIGH STREET, CHELTENHAM. THE WHOLE THIS STOCK MUST REALISED AT ONCE. AS THE ATI? IS BEING WOUND UP, AND THE TENANCY ...
... interview with a reporter on Thursday bo said, Recent historical reaearch has proved that a great iafaatiaa hat been done by Whig historians m the 18th and centuries the memory of our Stuart kings. With the obfaot removing this injustice have foondat tower ...
... front. houge dinner only exists in old-fashioned » for up-to-date children lunch at. the €, guests present or not, and _ listen Whig “ely to all the gossip, even to the scandal, ws freely, lea] * these Precocious children understand a great ‘West “re than ...
... lent Freehold Building Lana and Collage, nth Valuable Frontage to Queen's Road. Now used for ON A /sedum' Statute. Young °Whig Are favoured with instructions to StI•MIT TO Puutec Conraymou. at The Royal Hotel, Cheltenham, To-Monitore IT nuns DAvl. 23rd ...
... Cdicate the window on February 21st’ Whig}, more to be added to the many for °Wn is under lasting obligations to the Sw Chettonian, issued, says: “ We are joi The Un ®t & welcome to the Rev. F. Stephenson Ros Whig talig, College Staff. In the Editorial ...
... prepared the ground for future reforms on th.9 part of both parties. Both Grey and Melbourne* were the most Conservative the Whigs of the old school; and the Radicals in their heterogeneous majority, though they were the individualistic school, are in measure ...
... mutant j at the Stuart kings. en interview with reporter Thursday said, historical has proved that a great has been doae by Whig historians of the 18th and centuries to the memory our Stuart kings. With the object removing this injustice have founded fewer ...
... side of the Unionists. belonged the old school of Irish Liberals, who thought that the salvation this country could worked out Whig lines. During his Parliamentary career The O’Conor Don passed two important Irish Acta. He was a member of number of Royal ...
... home, and neither supported the cause in money or by prrsonal work, whilst those who worked the hardest were those whom the Whigs shied stoi-es at first (hear, hear, and applause). He believed the Conservatives bad the Stroud seat in (heir own Lands if ...
... Col. Agg-Gardner's father, Mr. James Agg-Gardner, unsuccessfully contested Cheltenham for the Conservative Party against the Whig house of Berkeley, whose virtual pocket borough it then was. This Mr. James Agg-Gardner was born James Agg, and took the ...
... has forwarded letter to the Liberal Association, intimating bo has decided to retire from the candidatUThe Belfast “Northern Whig” of Saturday savs the Duke and Duchess York will, before the summer is over, another visit to Ireland. It is their Royal Highness's ...
... despon- jency which he was told weighed upon them in Let them recall how soon was Portsmouth. destroyed the whole credit of the Whig Govern- ment of 1832, with its enormous majority. The members became sick of one another, and he would be surprised if the ...