... building was erected on the site of fine mansion, the home of Alderman John Noble, a wealthy wine merchant, and in politics a Whig, the majority of the municipal body were at that time. The city accounts for 1806 show that the sum of 9s Od was paid to him ...

... Christopher Katt. a mutton pieman at whose house Shire Lane meetings took place It was the chief society for the leaders among the Whigs, and originally consisted of\39 noblemen and noted for their warm attachment to the House of Hanover. The Duke of Marlborough ...

... hers. 12, St, Stephen* Bristol. 1 7. CAVENDISH T ToLWESTBURY-ON-TRYM. «. nee . Furnishings of the eluding: Mahog Wardrobe. (Whig Wardrobe. Inlaid f room Suite. Wilton, Mirzapore Carpets. A * m Carpeting. Oak framed ale sWr Suite. Oak Bureau Carved board ...

... character was thus assessed, like his quarrels with the Vicar of Temple because he voted the wrong way, and his refusal to have Whigs or Dissenters in his schools, occurred between 1702 and 1720, when he died at the age of 84. Colston, in fact, behaved like ...

... nitrogen for the land. A bad thing about having a goose for Christm°s is that any small boys in the family will use the big whig feathers to make Red Indian headdresses. The next thing they make bows and arrows. Soon alter that a window is broken. Final ...