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... THE BATH CURE 100 YEARS AGO. Beefstakes, Port and Old Porter. The Northern Whig and Belfast Post gives considerable space to some letters from a native of Ayr who, almost a century ago, journeyed to Bath to undergo the cure,'' which will be read ...
... Morrison. The Morrisons of Fonthill. Wilts: Basildon. Berks; Malham Tarn. Yorkshire; and Islay, Scotland, were supporters of the Whig administrations of the last century, and it was not till the Home Rule controversy became acute that the family followed the ...
... of the Tatler, who was so mercilessly satirized Pope in the ' Dunriad.' He set for an historian and a poet, and his strong Whig partiianship obtained for him the post of collector of customs at the port. Murray's Handbook Somerset. Bell's Pockot Guide ...
... from Betty. Phyllis Gland; memories Undo from sad ; _Love for Undo from Reward and • In affectionate alms 0;d Arthur ; Is Whig doer Anis. from at Myrtle Mask ; With old frees M.A. ; In fandest memo y, Flank • In kind nesembrows and deepest of sympa ...
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... the place, Gent—Mr. L. Heathfield, 175. and he carried it out well. When he saw Mr. Jones before he went away he had not the Whig ',Seg.—The Club and Institute held slightest idea the end would come so soon, their weekly whist drive in the Lounge on though ...
... censored plays of a local author will read with special interest the following extract from the diary of Thomas Creevy, elected Whig Member of Parliament for Thetford in 1802. Creevy sat next the Duchess of Kent at a Royal dinner at the Pavilion, Brighton ...
... calling his attention to the trees that are ever- I hanging the lamps at Hill Howie and Oial-lane, HUISI H EPISCOPI. the reqult Whig the light from the lampe was not very prominent—As regards the sewage scheme ACOIDRIIT.—When walking from Langport St East ...
... cQm _ memorated by this centenary The reason for . q March, of 1831, Lord John Russell, a young member of one of the greatest Whig houses, brought forward his famous Reform Bill. dig _ franchised most of the rotten boroughs, and distributed their seats among ...
... The Whig Party declared after Waterloo ' the King times are fast finishing.' Daring theories of sexual unrestraint were freely mooted. defiant materialism declared the soul to be only an excclesiastical expression for the cerebral cortex. The Whigs were ...
... management) in the end things were left very much as they were. After the Act of 1832 had exhausted the reforming zeal of the Whigs, and shown the people of England that Reform, anyway on that scale, meant neither money nor power for them, discontent and ...