... retired from the field. If this be the case, Lord Eastnor will no doubt be elected v ithout opposition, there is no chance of any Whig-Radical offering himself. A correspondent observes, —'I know not whether the following would be credited if it appeared your ...

... usual, when he had it in his power to serve a fellow man, by speaking to his previous character, he abandoned mm to his fate. Whigs of Cheltenham, take warning' The result of the prosecution of Mr. Wall for making false and fraudulent returns from the office ...

... solution to the problem. They are connected either mediately or immediately with that incapable and disappointing body,—the Whig faction, who lately were driven from the councils of their sovereign by the expressed voice of the people themselves . Lord ...

... than aid the Minister of St. Paul's in work of benevolence. On Friday, some of the! supporters of the Hon. Craven Berkeley [Whig M.P. for Cheltenham] held a meeting and passed the following resolution the motion of Mr. Bulgin. seconded by Mr. J. Winterbotham: ...

... (father of the late Sir James Tynte Agg- Gardner, M.P.) in the Conservative interest, and the Hon. Craven F. Berkeley in the Whig interest. The Chronicle, which at the time was vigorously opposing what came to be known as the Berkeley domination of ...

... Craven Fitzhardinge Berkeley] is a very unfit person for the station he now fills. . . Hence it is that so many of the nominal Whig electors have positively refused their support to Mr. Berkeley. They have heard far more of Mr. Berkeley as a duellist and ...

... passed with great enthusiasm, that to the Queen being proposed by the Hon. Craven Berkeley, brother of the chairman, and then Whig M.P. for Cheltenham; and seconded by Rev. Francis Close. That to the Prince Consort was movfed by W. Greaves, Esq., and seconded ...

... in West Gloucestershire, Bristol, Gloucester, and Cheltenham. Lord Segrave a Marquis! Yes, Lord Segrave Marquis! And the Whigs say 'taking him all in all, where a nobleman more entitled to the honour. The County of Gloucester Races, a two-days' fixture ...

... political life of the town into perspective. For instance, the Chronicle of this week in 1840 records a smart attempt of the Whig-Radical (i.e., the Berkeley interest) to get the Rev. Francis (later Dean) Close, incumbent of Cheltenham, off the voters' ...

... produce such a numerical force that it will frighten our opponents from the field.. [Mr. Craven Fitzhardinge was at the time Whig member for Cheltenham.] Zoological Gardens.—lt will be seen on reference to our advertizing columns, that those interesting ...

... the show of hands being taken, Mr. Straford, the returning officer, declared it to be in favour of the Hon. C. Berkeley [the Whig candidate], upon which a poll was demanded on behalf of Gardner [C]. This commenced on the following morning at eight o'cock ...

... . The dancing was kept up until 5 o'clock this morning, when the company separated. We have observed that several 3f our Whig Magistrates appear :o vie with each other in adminis;ering oaths with the greatest irreverence, —and never condescending to ...