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Moe. 3/- Pollesee 3d. is Nam Whig*

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Come Smith. Brasier, Bream Pounder. Whig. Ins% Tbs. & Iron Plato Worker

... Come Smith. Brasier, Pounder. Whig. Ins% Tbs. Iron Plato Worker. aide ass sole ter wake ♦l Id is et Meals sad ethic Hems art et the Sass ands Al kirk at Week Ooooar, Th lad boa, me& at received by sossteS seises Day Geode the beet quality mad lowest pies ...

lON OF THE POLITICS OF STROUD. BY AN OLD . WHIG. John Leeke said, to he ignorant of history

... lON OF THE POLITICS OF STROUD. BY AN OLD . WHIG. John Leeke said, to he ignorant of history was always to he a child, and the term history should be be appli4 d far more largely than many suppose. lie, then. who would he a MOD, must read history ...

PLUMLEY /Whigs UP. SURGEON DENTIST. TO•DATIE litvis DENTISTRY \ U \('I.111( 1 (.1) I II 1 I ti t Remits

... PLUMLEY /Whigs UP. SURGEON DENTIST. TO•DATIE litvis DENTISTRY \ U \('I.111( 1 (.1) I II 1 I ti t Remits in Shortest ties. EXTRACno.rs BRISTOL BRIDGE . Priori whilst PAINLESS - P.ttients requiring B 9 ()L. Attendance Daily 10 to 7 Saturdays 10 to 2. ARTIFICIAL ...

TLL FIRST wilt) AND Ti! FIRST TONY

... him wh o was the first Whig. The latter finding himself a little puzzled, Dr. Johnson tauntingly rejAued, I see, sir, twit you are WWI ignorant of the head of your own party, hut I will tell you, air; the D,eil was the first Whig; he was the fir s t reformer ...

THE STROUD NEWS AND GLOUCESTERSHIRE ADVERTISER, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1871

... would praise them, and the Whigs would be shown to be a great sham, a mockery, a delusion, and a snare. The Whigs had not stood by the fair name and honour of England. Let them, then, take the Tories in preference to the Whigs, as the more economical and ...