... CHEW WHIG RUGBY TOPICS TAUNTON-WELLINGTON MATCH TO-DAY’S FIXTURE AT PRIORY PARK [BY SPHINX. I Taunton and Wellington meet at Taunton to-day in what should a most interesting struggle. It will certainly no kid-glove' aiiair. Wellington come to Taunton ...

... WHIG PEOPLE’S GOLDIOI. IF YOU WANT PRIZE. Plcaso write on one bide of the paper only, and in ink if posbible. All contributions sent in must be in the handwriting of the girl or boy in whoso na they are stmt. No prizes will awarded for any contributions ...

... conversation unnatural ;o me.” Lord Houghton wrote in 1873: I heard Lord Melbourne say: Svdnev Smith has done more for the Whigs than U -he clergy put together, and our not making him a bishop was mere cowardice.’ George IV. died on the 26th of June. Ihe ...

... had liarftd and worried because this cursed «»«iN: I think th. system not only bad, bat vxnoualy bad. But the offend Mr. A. H Whig* ■nilmil—*» more with Ainl haUays. contended it would W better for «w ...

... MIND. Society had a violent surprise on Wednesday when it was learned that the engagement the Earl of Warwick Miss Margaret Whig ham. announced in March, had been broken off. Miss Whigham's mother stated that it, was her daughter who had broken off the ...

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... of Brougham. Byron, and Sydney Smith. Never a Member of Parliament himself, yet Sydney was the friend and counsellor of the Whigs. His constituency was the United Kingdom and well he served it. His constituents were the poor and oppressed, and they could ...

... Government the extravagances of the Radical reformers. Let it be said of Sydney Smith that, although a good and enlightened Whig, he had a thorough aversion to radicals or levellers. The Democrats are as much to be kept at bay with the left hand as the ...

... for the Borough of Taunton, and here he wrote several papers in the celebrated periodical of that day, called The Independent Whig.’ The house is mansion of originally the Elizabethan period, but the exact date of its erection is not known. It contains a ...

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... however, succeed the estates until 1899, the death of Lord Carlingford, who had married Frances Countess Waldegrave, the famous Whig hostess of Strawberry Hill. In 1864 he went to Eton, Mr. Balston’s and was in Mr. Evans's ••damn's” liouso, Mr. E. C. Austen ...

... sot full of drollery, clous. You h. lor seven years have not said a He burnt pam the cleverest he feared it antagonist He ...