... preparing for the worst, that they have selected their ear. 'idols, and that this candidate, the perplexity of soros of the Whig magnates of Gloucestershire, is Mr. Handel Cawthorn, of Kingswood, the successful coal ietor. Mr. W. G. Grace is to have a ...

... Devizes. Few times, lookiNga from other statiose, Week-end Lodgings, Ac., see Bills and J. L. WILKINSON. General Manager. =WHIG ROOM, formerly Chapel. SUNDAY, JOLT 97R. 1899. The cry of Peace ! ware I when all nations are on the brink of XL P. HANDLES ...

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... deceive him as to any such meeting as he refers to having taken place in 1829. The only meeting held about that time by the Whig party on the subject of Reform, of which I am aware, or of which I can learn anything from Lord Russell, was one of the members ...

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... died here two rare ago, sad of Weirs Williams his Views war eke sheer 84 Crlibert's of aerobes, old rid sew, of St. Bede's Whigs, where esker an trained mashers photos rowed wire of the stodente at St. Wes, rd a sorpliesd rah of 40, of whom • man, and ...

... lie, it answers At the time of the rep al of the Corn Laws in 1846, Sir Robert Peel awl the Conservatives we in °Mee. The Whig. nod Liberals wer.• in *minority of 105 wcordiug to your Itadieal advents r. How could they carry imythm_ r Sic Ituoert Pool ...

... another hedge. back again. and ran round the course. Brown was possession of the lead until mounting the second bodge, when Whig the wrong course. Alexander was enabled to beat him by about 2 yards. After the rams various amusements were `nd Edged in. ...

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... upon Bunion stated that he and his from England without hat had the Trade the prorogues which bed bun disowned. roam us. to Whig forward and rapport which should be passed that night at the annual CoogrusoltbsTrwio Unions at Hull. anon, the Australian ...