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... ed crowns: and a Street Whig. named Joseph White, was taken unconscious into Cyrus Clark's house. The Street constable (Sir Robert Peel's reforms had scarcely reached Somerset), a stout and worthy man named Josiah White. a Whig like the rest, and like ...
... between the Ages of 20-31. Only those having children of their own under the age of 14 living with them may apply for the fsil•whig *Battens : LAD wanted for Sunday paper round. For .full particulafrs apply: W. SWEET, Church Lane, Glastonbury. WANTED.—Cleaners ...
... William Taylor (Whig). This split representation continued until the Reform Bill of 1832, when the Tudways had faded out of political life and two Whigs were returned, Norman Lamont with 169 votes and John Lee with 167. There was even a third Whig candidate ...
... historian:— As an historical writer Macaulay has not escaped the charge of partisanship. He was a Whig, and in writing the history of the rise and triumph of Whig principles in the latter half of the 17th century he identified himself with the cause. But the ...
... the voters from Wells and Glastonbury. Poor Josiah White was fined £5 for his valour and another for being constable. The 'Whig candidate, however, was so pleased with his Street supporters that he paid all their fines—a matter of zoo odd. ...
... at the Trade Union Hall, Vestry Road, Street, on Wednesday next, Feb. znd, at 7 p.m. Mr. Pilkington, Area Organiser.—Advt. Whig Drtele.—The winners at the recent whist drives played at the Club and Institute were as follows:—Wednesday last week: Ladies ...
... 032; R. Barry, 1,o17; R. Munckton, 1,014 and Loo5; G. Nutt (1-I.W. Special), 987; Sheppard & Son, 978 yards per minute. Who Whig MINN.—The results of the drives at the Club and Institute in aid of the local Prisoners of War Fund and members serving in ...
... gave much pleasure to the large audience. We hope next week to give details which we are compelled this week to hold over. Whig Dtinen.—The winners at the Club and Institute drive on Wednesday last week were: Lady—Mrs. Legg, 206; lady as gent—Mrs. Martin ...
... in colours as odious as they are untrue to nature, because his thoughts and principles did not square with the system of a Whig politician of the 19th century. The same motives inspired him, and inspire many others against Charles I. As.'hotne of your ...
... his asperities. Charles l.'s was a most beautiful mind. No amount of argument will ever change the mind of a man that is be-whigged. But such a revelation might. To the Editor, Central Somerset Gazette. KING CHARI.ES THE MARTYR. I Sir,—Mr. Painter continues ...
... their Pianos in playable condition. Glastonbury and Street visited every Monday and Tuesday. Drayton. Wells, —Advt. Savings Whig COMM, —We are asked to sipte that on and after September Tilt the days and hours of opening of the Sung Centre in High Street ...