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... a long time a the days of the good an exam marching camps Scotland. And existence we hay ing! The Roma badly off their r at Whig Street. Taking Strath torical sense as 1 Dumbarton to St army was in S moment it cross ling. They had line of Antonine’ visioned ...
... camp whose existence we have difficulty in explaining! The Romans seem to have been badly off their road when they were at Whig Street. Taking Strathmore in its old historical sense as the great valley from Dumbarton to Stonehaven, the Roman army was ...
... did not leave his principle properties to him.,” P Charles went into politics, supported the Reform Bill, and as a leading Whig, thought he should have gone rather further than he did. Sir Charles paused here to recount some of the lively happerings then ...
... WHIG * COLLECTOR WAYWARD GENIUS: BAYONS MANOR AMONUMENT TO CHARLES TENNYSON The story of how Charles Tennyson, one of the most prominent Whigs in North Eastern England in the early nineteenth century, came to build the elaborately castellated mansion ...
... Andy Stewart, the TV and variety star, and his vote was given to a near neighbour, Miss Patricia Sturrock, a 19-year-old from Whig Street. Andy Stewart came up from The Palace Theatre, Dundee, around midnight, and the promoters were getting worried lest ...
... Probate, Insurance, Hotel, Public House and Business Transfers. Rents collected in all districts. Offices: 25a CHURCH STREET, 1 whig Actione ¥ orde . cess R E,-b..“a;' L g g 14 Regent Place, Rugby (Tel, 2548) and at Southam. RUGBY For Sale by Private Treaty ...
... crowned ridge in stormy sky ; Maybe strange legions — riding high. Still blaze the trail. Like men of flesh did long ago, When Whig and Cavalier were foe ; Armour girt with horn a-blow, ~ To stir the vale. For ’'tis said o'er Kineton's plain, Edmund Verney ...
... Howmuir, Aberlemno. E. Thornton, 13 John Street. J. Sheriff, 47 Lyon Street, Dundee. Mac Stewart, c/o Craiks Ltd. Mr Scott, Whig Street, Kirkbuddo. Hazel Campbell, Wards of Turin. Moira Watson, 20 St Margaret’s Park. Miss T. Leslie, 26 Langlands Road, ...
... particular denomination of politics we are attached. The answer is—The same class that we have always adhered to—the sterling Whigs. Not that our love for them prevents us from seeing their faults and exposing them so far as this seems necessary, but because ...
... Melbourne (Whig) ‘ and Sir Robert Peel (Tory) held office alternately between 1836 and 1841. Then came Lord John Russell, one of the Liberal architects of the 1832 Reform Act, and in 1855 Palmerston became Prime Minister at the head of a Whig-Peelite coalition ...
... Melbourne (Whig) and Sir Robert Peel (Tory) held office alternately between 1836 and 1841. Then came Lord John Russell, one of the Liberal architects of the 1832 Reform Act, and in 1855 Palmerston became Prime Minister at the head of a Whig-Peelite coalition ...