... spoke, thanking the Vicar for the kind • • Men them a real trial. Try them to-day- d ruption of the United Kingdom . The old Whig remark, h e h a d ma d e a l e „. hie past cervices to 1 health a not all should be. 9 war -ere used to be Peace . Retrenchment ...

... society where good manners and moral restraints are assiduously cultivated. In short, Arnold, though in politics an ardent Whig (now known as Liberal), admired those very traits of character which are essentially associated with aristocracy ; and, moreover ...

... reasting in High Street followed, and at night • aorta( was held in the Qapel, ramie& ever by Mr Renter (Rugby), the 'peahen 'Whig Mr Nix and Mr W Norwell. The total p'ootada at the rescind &boat £3O. LAWN Mug DOCIILIII.-IMUSTWOMI • Mill Hill. Hinekley.—llayed ...

... the cause of the Royal Agricultural lionemilevit Institution. Another harvest time is with us, and at this season of thanks'Whig for the fruits of the earth I make my appeal on behalf of the old and Infirm among our agricultural population, whose needs ...

... Rugby some years ago. Renamemdeci a lt ili thoommoiNes bad power to repay the money, that they ebeedd exercise that power, Whig mike be would Übe eters to clearer the money. —The Clerk add they singlet hales before, sod hid deeded to take se seldea.—The ...

... sumeesful dame took place bomb Room on Wednesday evening. It minuted by members of the aid of the fund for obtaining new tit- I whig h they are in need. The &in , . cal tended, about 100 being prow' ^, t• An I .t programme was played t.'vt much ...

... and 6.30 p.m. Preacher, Mr. M. L. A. Thee, B.Sc. Ciatadclphian Meeting Room. Town Hall, Rugby. —A Lecture will be given (nod whig) on Feb. 23rd, at 6.30 p.m. by Mr. S. Brock, of Coventry. Subject : Where are our lied triode. Popular belief contrasted with ...

... SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL • at AMP Irian 46.1 attemwwk. - V.-. who a K- F R that Whig fitha,et • • festival eta be Doll ?tank. twee is RA a tomcat of The annual shake•n+m F % this ohm mere raider thr di will 210. by Air Arthur ',hire as **llr.iera and sad ...

... called attention to the neresaity a linger poet at the fountain corner. and alum that the prot at the piend corner minded *Whig. —ft woe derided to brine thew matter, before the Braden Rural Viattirt MARSTON. Milan/ •.—The wood& awed as kit • maim ...

... Fuller. W Brook, F E Hands, he. Services were al-s) held in other 1. Iturche-, :n- During the evening Mr Ammer proposed the (-Whig .ne in the mor ing, fuc Holy Communion, health of The Chairman, which was heartily at Mt. Matthew's. drunk.—The toast of ...

... plellMOTlliillfl was undertaken by Lord Monsad tealay it may. without exaggeration. be Mist there • no ouch beautiful interior in Whig of the kind in the country. The Ibt March from east to west measured 33(1 Stied AMP% the transepts from north to south plot ...

... William 111. stayed a week here in 169.5. and meat of the succeeding sovereigns visited Althorp in their day. Almost, too. every Whig statesman of repute during ten generations has enjoyed the hospitality of this ancient house. And almost every artist and man ...