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... wages. Mr. Trenchard, M.P. for Taunton, 1704, perhaps promoted the tiade. It is also said that published the ludependeut Whig.—ViVAßr. A Forgotten Somerset Worthy.—This is Peter of Blois, Archdeacon of Bath, in the reign of Richard I. Wheu Richaid was ...
... and Protection. Now there were four candidates for West Somerset, Messrs. Acland and Dickinson Tories, Sandford and Tynte, Whigs. Was it Sir p' Acland, of Fairfield, Stogursey, and was it Dickinson' of Kingsweston I know the seats of the other two were ...
... between f Trade and Protection. Now there were four candidates £or West Somerset, Messrs. Acland and Dickinson, Toric and Whigs. Was it S.r P. Aclaud Fairfield, Stogursey, and was it Dickinson, ' of I know the seats of the other two were Court and Halsewell ...
... bought in the towns by dealers, and dispatched by rail to the larger provincial markets. Sarcasm in Church Notic*.—The Northern Whig that the followiug church notice was recently exhibited The service on Sunday morning is at 11 a.m. The supposition that it ...
... goal; P. J. ami Arnold, hacks ; L. S. Brown, Gibbs, ami half-barks ; right wins, Kowsell and Clark ; centre forward, ; left whig, Knight and Smith. Taunton Saturday—J. Stone, goal ; J. E. and W. I'aui, backs F. P. It. Steulake, and J. Berry ; half-backs; ...
... eldest, Eothen, came lie called, was born Taunton on the sth August, 1809, a house called 44 The Lawn. His father, sturdy Whig, died at the age of ninety, through injuries rooeived in the hustings crowd at a contested election. His mother belonged to ...
... Guild.—(»bicisil Kxq^, U : ' 779.— Jolknal ' AND i„, Whig.—l remember seeing, at ' Lake's, optician, tic., Eaat-atrect, Taunton I™ the above journals. Mr. Trenchard Taunton, published the Whig ii, 1701 j , recollect rightly, Mr Henry Norri,, ...
... recovered from last year's low reoord. Sir E. Stbachkt proponed The Army, Navy, and Reserve Forces,' saying that, as old Whig —(laughter)-—be liked the old style of the toast, and not the Navy first. He was proud know Somerset men had been second to ...
... »peedr, and sure rare. per gallon, Powders 2a per dozm. Sufficient for 12 Older Cattle require double this quantity. ••WORTH ITS WHIG lIT IN BCCUU*. Used the Royal Farm*. Known all part* of the World. Supplied ColoniaKJovernmonts. 37 (RF.GD.) HERBAL TONIC ...
... dhim was doir and he (wituess) spoke to im about the work 5 , which he said was too mach for him, Now “ny go avd help bim,” to whig retorted that bel wot pakl hin nfect had dene before, De 3 nee of mivut then sterck hy Gs foe blows m the chest and ove in ...
... Oxfo water Dick Tur In 1848 he was appointed Principal of the 1 md ick College at Kneller Hall. near Twickenham ished by the Whig Government to promot y into pominational education, of which, at that tir others, the Sir J. Kay Shuttleworth and Bishop was ...
... that the Bill strikes ai the r>«ot the trouble, and displays sympathy, courage, and cautiou. It is too soon, says the Northern Whig, Belfast, to pronounce a definite judgment on a scheme so ambitious in it aims and so far reaching in it? proposals, but the ...