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... to the ground, and history assures us that Lovat, in spite of his awful situation, seemed to enjoy the downfall of so many Whigs. Lord Lovat was the last person in England to be beheaded, on account of his participation in the Jacobite rebellion of 174 ...
... to the ground, and history assures us that Lovat, in spite of his awful situation, seemed to enjoy the lownfali of so many Whigs. Lord Lovat vas the last person in England to be beheaded, on account of his participation in the Jacobite rebellion of 1745 ...
... them to the ground, and history assures us that Lovat, in spite of aaful situation, seemed to enjoy the downfall of so many Whigs. Lord Lovat vas the last person in England to be beheaded, on account of his participation in the Jacobite rebellion of 1748 ...
... being dangerous, and Whitman put on his second goal just time. A draw was fair result The second half was disappointing, the whig men on both sides rarely being in position for a pass. E. W. Peeve did well for Bristol. Result:—-Bristol Univ., Cardiff Univ ...
... author selects for examination. The second largest city Great Britain, its politics were managed by the Lnion Cluo for the Whigs and the Steadfast -Society for (he Tories. This was just before the time Edmund Burke. Even the wider commercial politics Bristol ...
... iJ»>4fi borough. is the lady * t described ,' K>' fa London, and of whom tr ngl al the kindest heart all % d was a great Whig hostess. J d her interest politics j-iS-l X fight for election all ege-.i to ye ba i butcl-er if lie voted for *°£ caricatures ...
... Saturday's Rugby Games Saturday saw the Rugby season wind up whig the customary end of the season atmesphere prevalent most the grouhds. Bristol lost at Plymouth, and thereby failed improve last season's finish. The game was a close one. and in the forward ...
... disagreed was one of , j always very good fftf , e, , a ,d a genuine admiration for •UjSt nal talents. He was one of the 91 ** Whigs, and we must not X a se 7 Vl(,p i rendered «. f fi«>cip h,ln) ''n liberty and liberty of , . a human Belf-respect. 'oi, fts ...
... Dark Duke, 20-1 others. Won lengths; lengths. IRISH TWO THOUSAND CUINEAS. 1 SALISBURY (E. Qnirke); 2. (Joe Canty); 3, STAR (M. Whig). Also an- Empire Builacr Boasley). Aroostook (J Marshall). Rod Clovet (John Doyle), (.1 Moylan). Winner trained Col. Blake ...
... fixture, as the match was arranged J. S. Tucker. The majority the tries have come from the Burland- combination on the right whig, and these two players between them have obtained eleven tries. The other twelve •'fforts are shared between nine players. ...
... Birmingham 5/-. I , Toignmouth mad Norton Abbot 5/-, Torquay sad Paignton 5/S. NDON HuI(-day Trip I n. —H:111-41;4) Trip to /Whig Hill M&I.Iu, Bristol v. 4d. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER Mith. n.. Trip to Portsmouth and Southses WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 2nd. Ha If LONDON ...
... object suppressing t}ie political character the Dolphin (which probably vie.-ins that the Grateful was just as Tory), the Whigs founded the Anchor Society l'f6!». and speedily became the great of the Dolphin. For generations, at the annua! banquets, leading ...