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... Corporation by Hugh Boscawen, acting for the Whigs. It is also not possible to say whether Lord Landsdowne, acting for the Tories, came to the rescue with sums of money and gifts which outbid the offers of the Whigs. It is possible, though extremely improb- ...
... CLOTHES 14 ST. CSTE STR end et A AUSTELL. For: Autumn QUICK DRYING Made in. 32 lovely able: shades ‘and Whigs Ak MALLETT & SON | VICTORIA PLACE Fortunately it's with the ‘Genel 1 fre ance, Pire, theft, livestock, put policies provide benefits for farmers ...
... Marlborough. The Boscawens were thus connected with the two leading families of the “ Glorious Revolution ” period, the days of Whig ascendancy. This was the power that enabled Boscawen eventually to oust Vincent from the control of Truro Henry Vincent was ...
... Tregony on Monday for carrying • otherwise than On • Mat securely fixed behind the driver's east. Ile was fined and diequalided &Whig for a year for the motor cycle without third party Maumee. the magistrates that althouen he had pleaded guilty to the imelt ...
... Chas. Herle was offered £600 to buy a commission in a regi- ment and 200 guineas to equip him, and “ future favours when the Whigs came uppermost.” John Hickman was offered £1,000 by Mr. Boscawen in person. The Mayor, J. W. Prowse, “was taken to the tavern ...
... 1701. It is doubtful wen had control of Michell at thin cary ate nd there that had influence at St. Ives. Hawies w=, he like a Whig. In 1701 Sir William Sea the family of Scawen of Molenick, was elected one of Truro’s He was an alder- man of the of London ...
... Lieut.-Col. of 2nd Life a school Guards, He sold out in 1783. Of P. Courtney says he was:— to see the whole it to a state “A Whig sans as was of great perfection ; who represented the county for half tants, to whom the grounds were neighbouring inhabi- ...
... tie fruit next . year. Oerdeniceb:re woolly to thisdo a time of the year. but it pays. light is let let into the busk the !Whig* left will be all the better to; the sunshine, and the fruit te sore to le abundant pent year. currants and white eurrenfg ...
... bath Thu 0 only . repry from a 1. near the .end . by; lull-buck Bart. ft_ emyrt to bgctiatiell with -• 3-3 drave 7 at t it Whig • UM* they nsight so p rily won. They 'a sten _Penal/ .dliktt =sr. the Mart of hie mond half.- and wing forwa:d Cocki (who ...
... warden. Mrs. F. Coyne. parents. Mr. and Mr,. F. J. Bowden, distributed the prises at the , C amborn e -of Aston Villa. Canner. Whig s 'Parish Church Sunday-school's Infants' abroad during the peat four years department annual distribution of Mr. George who ...
... the Queen's death on August 1 Had the Queen's ill- ness been delayed another day or two, or had she died at once before the Whig Dukes had time to step into the breach, James s accession would have been a practical tainty. The following vear, immediately ...