... ‘Tory nominee, one Mr. Joseph Pitt, a “local attorney,’ and the Hon. Howard, brother of the Duke of Norfolk, standing in the Whig interest, found selves exactly level, and there ouly one barber by How the two went to him to be chaved on the evontful day ...

... four pa-sengers. —T. Buck Park-street, Cheltenham. Tei. 127. two three seats in motor-car * » going London. Antu.-t 11 or 12.—Whig 4164. Echo, Cheltenham lORRY going to Loudon on Tuesday, wanted part load. Godwin. Hwimton-road, Chel- f|M>URINC cars for hire ...

... the meet minute construction, the .collection originally came from the factory {ponded at Wocester in the 18th century those Whig enthusiasts who aimed at securing the residence there a number of their adherents. An outstanding feature of the collection ...

... westerly winds; fair, warni in SITUATION IN ULSTER. Appeal For Military Protection. More Incendiarism in Belfast. Northern Whig » states that The Belfast “ ig ‘o has wai' ted on Sir utation from Pett: of Home Affairs in Saw gon Bates (Minister rthern ...

... took no sides in that positaon. He tried hold the party together. They must not split. They saw wfiathad happened to the old Whig Party The Prime Minister had a hand that, and was watching him to see that tl»e same thing did not happen the Conservative ...

... table humuur of the one and the unfailing nrelodiousness of the other ; it was the com- bination of the two whieh made the ‘Whig ue val. If ever a meteh was made in leaven it was when Suttivan first sat down to wed Gilberi’s words to mursic Ti. was the ...

... called) to defeat the aggressive infidelity of Paine, and liunie, amt Gibbon, and the poutc scepticism of Charles Fox, and the Whig aristocracy, and they gave a life and to our British traditions which had had profound influence upon the course our politics ...

... charges for heating and paver 15 «a*L and for L>&btia& U-per PRINCESS ALICE AT STROUD. Opening ttl Hospital Peace Memorial Whig. was i-n fete «> loiter in tl»e annals the town—the oc- ISrnni of n. visit from H. Prumoss Alice (the Countess Athlono). who ...

... fought his fight either by pamphlets or by periodicals like the “Examiner” in the Tory interest (contributed to by Swift), the “Whig Examiner ”’ under the auspices of Addison, or Defoe’s “ Review,” all which discussed politics giving the news of the day. Joseph ...