... AATANTED, pupils for piano, violin, mandoline; certificated teacher: terms moderate.- Write 951, Echo Office, Cheltenham. UOX, WHIG* , G-UCIkW,____ A FRENCH lady (Paris), diploma, highly recommended, wishes pupils, morning or afternoon engagements. Milo. ...

... 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 ...

... with singular tart aud judgment. rightly took no part in tho Councils of (ho State he did not identify himself with Tories or Whigs ; never became influence behind the throne of the Sovereign. Unlike so many of (he Prinoee of the House of Hitnovcr, lie lived ...

... trout used -• be Referring to the Duke Beaufort's fishery, the Chairman said the Board were asked take a lease of that part whig was in the river Severn. The Board I- *** do so, and fixed, with the Chairman of tn« Wye Board, the number of persons who should ...

... managed to hold its head above contending factions, and whilo from time to time it has forfeited tao patronage of patrician Whigs and insensate extremist?, it has always kept its place as meeting ground for the average type Liberal politician. Tab End of ...

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