... thatch. It understood that the stove in the big schoolroom was alight during the early part of the evening readiness for a whig-, drive and dance, and it is believed in some f iarters that the fire originated from this. Practically all the iarniture and ...

... undoubtedly have drawn level. From a timely clearance Ellis, the Yard attacked, but were repulsed. Hereabouts the Bude left whig was giving the Yard defenders a good' deal trouble, and re-arranged his men, Mogridge. going outside-right. Humpherys and Carter ...

... war. He knew, on the contrary, that it would be worse off. Proceeding, Mr. Lambert said there used be two political parties—Whigs and Tories, or Conservatives and Liberals. Including Labour, there were now five parties, and it was difficult for electors ...

... proposed by Mr. Squires and cordially adopted. * During intervals musical and other item 6 were rendered by the Bideford Young Whigs' Concert Party, comprising Messrs. S. Heywood. W. R. Thomas, C. Frayne, E. Radcliffe. and F. Trewin (pianist), and Misses M ...

... represented his EDlltical apprenticeship. was married, but Is married life proved miserable. 1846, Lincoln was appointed the Whig representative to Congress, but only aoted this capacity for one term of two years. He voted against the Mexican War; but official ...

... backs well, also did the half line. the forwaids. Mules, Lewis, and Bracher were very 4(004, aj d mad 9 some good runs down the whig ar.d R c';ard3 did some useful work. i'ne United team, which was formed at commencement the season, has met with m-'tesaccers ...

... Somewhere about the year 1825 a newspaper was established in Barnstaple— The North Devon Journal. —its first editor being a Whig of pronounced proclivities. Two hotels are noted by the chronicles of the period, Ashby's Golden Lion, famous for its excellent ...

... Musical items were arranged Miss F. Dunn; concerts were given the Male Voice Choir, conducted by Mr. W. Tucker, and the Young Whigs' Concert Party, while the League of Young Liberals organised the competitions. The stalls were in charge the following Needlework— ...

... resultant fuselage noises, the opening and closing of the bottfe bay. and the roar of the propellers. Until the making of I Wanted Whigs, the Flying Fortresses have been glimpsed only now and again,- and at great distances, news reels. attempt has been made ...

... failure (despite the gain of hundred seats) obtain the confidence the country, led to his resignation in *pril, Lord Melbourne's Whig ministry eturning to office. Viscount Ebrington a,l the Hon. N. Fellowes (both Liberals) re-elected unopposed for North and ...

... Conservative. But it did matter. Supposing their fathers the beginning of this century had not troubled to care whether the Whigs or Tories were in the ascendant, where would have been the liberties they now enjoyed? Many of them were, possibly, like himself ...

... and Hancock; dips, fortunes and competitions, Misses Ley, Pooley, F. and P. Potter, and P. Dicker (the latter three in young whigs costumes), and Vinnicombe; pound, Mesdames Glover, Coutanch, -Trott, Puncher, and Bale; and men's stall, Messrs. Puncher, Bale ...