... —TUB— Taunton&Somerset Hospital La of Insimeil tirtaisallift Dd.'s. Collimates Weft *egad the Whig byfamer ban the o. 111.4 0ellesting ar Basra. Damning will be thank, ially euilli Z a ri l by ce at say in Tenlias. cons Of 'irIIOICTABLIII are AU animas* ...

... descendants of the Whigs is distort tho facts out of all recognition. The Facts. The facts were, firstly, that the motive power of Liberalism had come, not from the Whigs, but from the Radicals; secondly, that, the great majority of the Whigs long fince found ...

... the Whigs 'a e«shioned saloon, giving direc- go, 'out whenever they came p . the brakes. ~aided the Trade Unions. Who '■ ; ? Thoy started electoral i the Whigs into it. When Iy f • drive them they held a bunch ' ./'iist ont of the Whigs. Whigs could ...

... pocketed ? Yes. the farmer said, quite correct. ■' ~ ~ Then, thr> barrister eaia, you attended the dinner given by the Whig candidate, and underneath your plate was a note, which you pocketed? Yes. the farmer said, quite correct. . Then. ...

... to have influenced the situation one way or the other. The Liberal Party, on tho other hand, are direct descendants of thi Whigs, who helped to send these men to transportation. They (the Liberal party) of all people were tho ones who ought to keep their ...

... recent drought, and tiie successful defence pleaded, should unusual interest farmers, was heard by the justices. Mr. G. Staunton-Whig presiding, on Tuesday, when Wm. Baker, farmer, of Wiveliscombe was summoned for having on the June, at Wiveliscombe, sold milk ...