... strong gale smack struck on the Ridge but afterwards got off and came into the harbour Mr Graham (afterwards Sir James) was a Whig Mr Evelyn a Tory Sir Walter Stirling who was returned for St Ives in 1807 (with Mr Samuel Stephens of Tregenna) has been handed ...

... Mediterranean Nov 2 Market-house tolls sold for £107 1830 the feelings of country were changed and both the Borough’s members were Whigs Halse did indeed make a gallant fight for of the seats but his struggle was in vain for Mr Pole Tylney Long Wellesley re-appearing ...

... policy of the St Ives Electors re-asserted itself alse as the Tory and Edward Lytton Bulwer as in the main a supported of Whig policy were their members Halse was of course a silent vote and nothing more hut Bulwer the Tory Lord Lytton of later life ...

... the same year 1841 Perhaps the most remarkable event of this year was the change of Ministry consequent on the defeat of the Whig Government Sir Robert Peel taking Melbourne’s place as Prime Minister November 9th Lord Mayor’s Day the Prince of Wales saw ...

... becoming a place of note as resort and I think that every et,..,• Mould be Pat I.) it evett polar, : 1 •1r. I lain I ite; /Oil C•• Whig do, by constructing, aJ hi s a i ta o tifnl the melt •ilia. This was a ~ want. ;Led from read tile face nu uui:;tr:a nli:rrl ...

... Young Men and a Piano CR-G” in “The Granata” join ourselves party that carry the flag keep to music the Union” Letter to the Whig Convention Cambridge I understand musical town not hold man who 1 am never merry I hear sweet music in Shakespeare’s more than ...

... confined to the ical party, and his fiery eloguence was regarded with wisgiving, not only by the Tories, but by the old-fashioned Whigs. But as time went on his political opponents came to realise more and more the houesty of purpose of which characterised all ...

... to slavery ? ‘:‘:‘:‘. n demanded and was y The rev. gentleman imagines the State as a| : : : kind of clwrmonuer. with a big whig. threaten- | thoulfg.hbu::;: m‘h:‘”mm;‘mg in? to exterminate all who oppose him. Who! 0t { State that will have such ferocious ...

... Tar Preacaer vor Warr Moxpay 4p Gwessar Prr.—We understand that the preacher thig yoar at the historic Gwennap Pit seryice on Whig Monday afternoon will be the Rey, (. N. Andrews, 8.A., 8.D., of the Mission House, London. He has had& distinguished career ...

... used solely mining or any other un warlike purposes our Saint- James this 4th of of Lord 1913 and in of reign -King UNIONIST Whig” Belfast says: “This to frighten Ulster ‘loyalists' will only amongst the people It is meant terrify Up till last few it was ...

... church Nearer perfect sung delivered short impressive ad-' with “He -dvetli Air illiams I Mr John AVilLams (brother) Riwlbourne whig Air V (uncle) Airs aunt) Air Mrs (uucle aunt) Air J C (uncle aunt) Truscott Hettie Williams Annie Evie Farley Cecil and Gwendoline ...

... the local curing houses. At Newquay they are having fair catches, and at Newlyn splendid hauls of mackerel are being landed, whi:g is very unusual at this time of the year. ...