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... agreed it was fine, but the Post Office objected strenuously. It was got through Parliament during 1839, however, and the then Whig Government gave Hill a Treasury appointment to work out the scheme. ...
... agreed it was fine, but the Post Office objected strenuously. It was got through Parliament during 1839, however, and the then Whig Government gave Hill a Treasury appointment to work out the scheme. ...
... man, was discharged by the Whigs, to make room for Mr. Thomds Boodle, who certainly no party man. By 1840 there was a strong re-action in the town, led by the Chronicle, against the Berkeley domination, which was Whig, and the Chronicle commenting ...
... cautioned the children not to feel proud of their gift. A letter signed An Elector, stated that the Hon. Craven Berkeley, the Whig M.P. for Cheltenham, was entrusted with three petitions from Cheltenham to the House of Commons, praying for the abolition ...
... T.W. SEED POTATOES Early V h a ties. Ricard White & Sons; Head 9Ace, Evesham. T.W. SEED POTATOES A 11 ri Maincreou —Richard Whig & Rom; Head Office. Eve.- ham. T.W. DRINCEPS Runner Benne; 4 cwt.. '.O!- neck: 1939 seed; reliable.—W. Griffiths, Eckington ...
... were various members of the local families of Dowdeswell and Martin, the former representing the Tories and the latter the Whigs. In more recent years the Tory interest was sustained by the late ' Mr. John Reginald Yorke. of Forthampton C.crurt. In the ...
... The jury returned a verdict of ' Wilful Murder' against Cook and committed him to trial at assizes. Under the heading The Whig Opium War, the leading article of the Chronicle said: Our opinion of the projected war with China has been already expressed ...
... they were fae the hatathaultgle atom but if tW e il d not Übe their girt !Mods or whys would sil=it veep Stub. Ithe tbe as Whig a - deg in the stannic The emeellatildit was detained 17 votes to me end the isealution was edited with The out that to opening ...
... abovt notice was the original one on the sit ...
... Mercier on British IColumbia. According to reports seueed out to the German public by the outed or the lifteen. =se by the Whigs of var. the tweutpone ...
... 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 ...
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... IN SEVERN VALE SAUL WORKING PARTY A whig; drive took piace in the Church of .England Schools in aid of Lady Darell's Working Party Funds. 16 tables were made up and Mr. C. V. Greenway acted M.C. Sir Lionel Darell presented prizes to; Mrs. Brint, Miss ...