... WHIG SPORTS AND PASTIMIS. Altiongh C. Wreford-Brown was not able to fulfil his engagement to captain the English team which recently toured in Germany, the result the visit wee most satisfactory in every way. The plavere and the few official; of the IPootbell ...

... present member, Sir Richard Temple, than any shifty, hall-hearted Whig. Such people were neither fish, flesh. fowl, nor good red herring. He did not know Sir Edward Jenkinson, but be hoped that gentleman would go the whole length of the Radical programme ...

... 17xasmos COUNTY COURT. TOWa al. Pm. 1412. Jadra Whigs6a a Woo d. bridge. Neg R.retrar.] kw list ware as di.st 49 for commit rival, wij wawa , . • 'l4 Cunt. . tbf Clabll, wOowwl , u or.ol o La n fo k r wo rk do a Kr , & AI. for hire of cart is 1483 ...

... Village Grout Bye•lawe. Draft b7e-levee for the regulation of the Vi Omen were submitted, and. after Whig approved by tLe Council, Were ordered to be printed. ...

... Mr. E. Marren, Staines road, and Messrs. Smith & Son. Railway Station. Our correspondent for the Hounslow district is Mr. J. Whig], professor of music, Studley-01s, Hanworthroad. ...

... the C•wndt appoint Mr Ralph 1.. w. of ..e.t.rmin.• whit •ntrou hmeggi hgd 'll by the Metrgrs Stroud. - Grn.d enanimousir Mr. Whig asked if the pi•c. of ta••d wits worth their Route to ant .apen•e, there eptrared t • • e• n•rai 014 the parirh should mhtstaln ...

... with the family in their bereavement, and the greetwat reepset is everywhere shown to the de• summery. In polities be was a Whig, but was uncertain as to Mr. Oladstanes Aurae Rule policy. ...

... DODD'S GOUT and RHEUMATIC PILLS. The siesta Thigh Woad the et those II lases the yeepoisese to them. nil!! 'Whig. la me hears they yetis.* leis : is twelve the violent have dot esablost foDow works I They taken id say tine, so esedarara. sod sos injure ...

... • h..m& et • mine Me set et the throarse IMO we et et weds mei* woo Art stet* yammer et meager et the _bow NM • ewe teem Whig saw* teem rued with true mile • widest wpm *Alec mead blew sheet the beet WNW Meet ea led bee sensee bee& ad. Woe bet hod ...

... Ealing Den Mr. Inmeg Griffin. Mr. W. S. IVriglit, 1, ISlwmlield Mr. J. Burn. II igh-street Mr. Alfred H. Trotter. The Rosary. Whig (Comae Hill) { Messrs. C..is sad Hicks, Helena Cisautbeci. Ur. Henry Welton. Mr. Gentle Goirdeeer. Chertsey Hume!' Southall ...

... made by ballasting. The It Is • wonder does not mow to get • danger board erected. It Is only natural that young men should go Whig. sad there should be sowethieg to Waked' the dangerous plates. ...

... (HIGHEST AWARD) and VERY HIGHLY COMMENDED for MI BREAD sad • VERY HIGHLY COMMENDED for MILK BROWN BREAD were awarded to bie &Whigs. J. G. EDE N, BAKER, COOK, and CONFECTIONER. 14,. HIGH STREET. EALING. ...