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... that Miss Williams should make a study of English political history over the century. was th e Liberals who repealed the Corn Laws in the Hungry forties, and who introduced the secret ballot, and when Lloyd George brought in the health and pensions schemes ...
... that Miss Williams should make a study English political history over the la*t century. It was the Liberals repealed the Corn Laws In the Hungry Forties, and who introduced the secret ballot, and when Lloyd George brought in the health and pensions schemes ...
... trade naturally aroused the wrath of his father at home in Membury who as a farmer and landowner stood to benefit from the Corn Laws Still he did not deny that he was proud of his son’s success Four years later as if editing the Lancet and the duties of ...
... HE WHO GUIDES US ER lET CORN B 4, rence ther Law Bro ROVER was what the children called a real mixed up kid! It certainly was impossible to say how many breeds had contributed to his mongrel personality. What he lacked in other ways he more than. made ...
... ' North law ton. BEEHIVKS, cedarwood or painted softwood. W.B.C. type, three lifts, metal I roofed. 67 6. Extra lilts 9/6. i Turner, Pinewood Eggesford. BIRD SEED, Finest Quality Canary; Hemp, Millet Sprays. Sunflower, etc., etc.—French. Corn Merchants ...
... concessions on agricultural goods he would be striking a blow against inflation. “Let us hope it is not lost because of the ‘corn law’ mentality of some of his supporters.” he said * Surely such concessions will be in our interests. Surely they would bring ...
... Miss Betty Ballett, niece; Mr. G. F. Hawkins and Mr. P. Newell, sons-in-law; Mrs. W. H. Blatchford, daughter-in-law; Mrs. E. J. Ballett, sister-in-law; Mr. E. A. Dart, brotherin-law; and Mr. T. Morgan, grandson. Among others present were: Mr. and Mrs. I ...
... Miss Betty Ballett, niece; Mr. G. F. Hawkins and Mr. P. Newell, sons-in-law; Mrs. W. H. BUtchford, daughter-in-law; Mrs. E. J. Ballett. sister-in-law; Mr. E. A. Dart, brotherin-law; and Mr. T. Morgan, grands-en. Among others present were: Mr. and Mrs. ...
... and Mrs. E. Berridge, brother-in-law and sisterin-law; Mr. J. Rice and Mr. H. Rice, brother-in-law and nephew; Mr. and Mrs. W. Rice, Mr. and Mrs. J. Rice, brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law; Mr. T. Lake, brother-in- ...
... Nigma (J. Massard) Also ran: Minstrel King, El Mughar, Alex!s, Jehu, Chevastrid, Old King Cole. Ruskin, High Calling, Game Laws, Queen of ‘Egypt: ' oAe S, ) Bet»ting: 11-4 Nigma. 100-30 Sarcelle, 5-1 Martial Alr, 6-1 Alexls, 8-1 Ruskin, 100-9 Chevastrid ...
... ffom a family which had long carried on a'tseed and corn business in the citv. The immediate mourners were : Messrs. W. 'and L. French, brothers; F. J. and M. French, nephews; H. L. Randall, brother-in-law: C. A. Rowbotham, cousin; C. Ellis, cousin; M. J ...
... deal to do farmere have plenty of time to do it in. Corn sowing began in February and was continued this month, and the Winter crops, 6uch as Winter wheat and Oats, are doing well The acreage of Winter corn was not, it is true, as much aS most farmers had ...