... at a monthly mooting of the Wiveliscombe Urban C’Ov-.icil held on Wednesday evening, when there wore also present Messrs. 1. whig© Hancock. T. K. Ponsford. J. Chanter, A. J. L Braybrooks, W. Hooke, W. Pulsford, T. Thorne. F. W. Hill (assistant clerk), and ...

... had been said was Whip and he (Mr. Escott) was not ; neither was a Tory, and it wa-> because believed Mr. Sanford was neither Whig nor Tory, but an independent man. that ho pave him his supnort. —A topical sonp. entitled Liberty Hall.*’ was composed and ...

... Sanford, Bridgwater (Mr. Beadon. in renlying. said belonged to no party; they had long been the prey of Party, and between the Whig and Tory many inroads had been made upon their liberties and aggressions committed their pockets; honed to see them now a hapnv ...

... however, succeed the estates until 1899, the death of Lord Carlingford, who had married Frances Countess Waldegrave, the famous Whig hostess of Strawberry Hill. In 1864 he went to Eton, Mr. Balston’s and was in Mr. Evans's ••damn's” liouso, Mr. E. C. Austen ...

... WHIG PEOPLE’S GOLDIOI. IF YOU WANT PRIZE. Plcaso write on one bide of the paper only, and in ink if posbible. All contributions sent in must be in the handwriting of the girl or boy in whoso na they are stmt. No prizes will awarded for any contributions ...

... Hoard Education—whose truculence is really the armour which covers weakness a politician—by gibing at him as an opinionated Whig landlord. main (Tifferonco brtworn Bill and the, one which appnred mid disappeared last May is, Sir Trevelyan explained, that ...

... 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 ...

... MIND. Society had a violent surprise on Wednesday when it was learned that the engagement the Earl of Warwick Miss Margaret Whig ham. announced in March, had been broken off. Miss Whigham's mother stated that it, was her daughter who had broken off the ...

... well-known author, reputed the Silenus of the Duneiad. 11. translated and. with his Trenchard. wrote and published Cato and the Whig, two political publications much notieed at that period. Abbot s Leigh remarkable for having proved asylum to King Charles ...

... apart from whole body—see on every side it, the vast and minute we see The unambiguous of God, Who yves it* lustre intent** whig, —HJ, ...

... description Taunton in his book West Somerset published in 1873: 1704.—Mr. Trenchard. M.P. for Taunton, published the Independent Whig. —The Taunton Journal established. 1791.—The Taunton Herald published. IPC/.—The Taunton Courier established. 1836 ...

... ccuse much conjecture amongst passengers, ho do not know their Somerset as they should. Sir William Pvnsent was a Baronet of Whig politics. who was member the House of Commons, and greatly admired the Earl of Chatham. was strange mixture. Maoaulay tells ...