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... Somewhere about the year 1825 a newspaper was established in Barnstaple— The North Devon Journal. —its first editor being a Whig of pronounced proclivities. Two hotels are noted by the chronicles of the period, Ashby's Golden Lion, famous for its excellent ...

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... caution, his deep insight into human end political affairs, and his clear thinking. He had the defects of his qualities. He was a Whig, enlightened and progressive, but too often native hue of resolution wes sicklied o'er by the pale cast of thought.” The Duke ...

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... returned without difficulty. Prom this date the public life of the subject of this memoir property begins. The heir of a great. Whig horse, it was in accordance with the strictest Whit principles that he was very carly called to the front. In 1859 a general ...

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