... recéntly d Mr. and Mrs. Whig had en possession. The host and O53 re entertaining a large party of race ek guests, and whilst dancing was in ogress three men entered a room on upper floor by scaling some trellis work. y ug ransacked Mrs. Whig- m's bedroom, collecting ...

... Martin Bros ois Higt ret LUMO youth v nted, deliver bread with haz truck and eye n- eer, baker, St, Geers atreei, Cheit y00 Whig ui toe to whe work. — Wr Che time lant wanted by. architect; Pp state quail ales €@hd age Wnte Sia, who, Cheltenham laa wanted ...

... Fredesick were alleged to have made en attempt from Mr. Mitchell Hedges, the explorer, by false the jury in the tet ection ia whig he was plaintiff, plea.led sentenced to six months’ hard labour, and months’ hard labour and is0 three months’ further im; ...

... cause of “Chapping.” A little BEETHAM’S VE gently massaged in e Hand sand Ancs will keep n Soft and je and itee fr all Roughr Whig the and you'll seed to worry the appearance of your Hands = In bottles WAR Srom ail and Stoves. iy M. BEETHAM aad SON, CHELTENHAM ...

... of water, it was impossible to extinguish the flames, and the station buildings were destroyed.—P.A. War Special. RUSSIANS WHIG. 800,000 GROSS IKE FRONTIER ...

... agreed it was fine, but the Post Office objected strenuously. It was got through Parliament during 1839, however, and the then Whig Government gave Hill a Treasury appointment to work out the scheme. ...

... the udorf, A?' Arm the ' s head, near a. I o escaped 'm hut 6 CPashe d on , at Wall Farm. home of Mr. ||S i ra „l ater to-day whig 2 Single aUght are. ' s « i ''■S P ro ,'h; crash i forced ' , was ex-i e 'P |ane 117 ostlaw , who has been in the R.A.F. ...

... rnces, but they were very muen smaller than those in the Liberal museum, where they had a variety of politicians from the old Whig the Socialist and the cattle driver. Unionists should consolidate resist tampering with the constitution, to maintain the Union ...

... the Prime Minisfer’s pro- novncement that the constituiional fight was to proceed meant a victory for Mr. Redmond over the Whig element in the Cabinet. The Lords altogether. Labour party stood for the abolition of the Had the Government de- clared boldly ...

... four pa-sengers. —T. Buck Park-street, Cheltenham. Tei. 127. two three seats in motor-car * » going London. Antu.-t 11 or 12.—Whig 4164. Echo, Cheltenham lORRY going to Loudon on Tuesday, wanted part load. Godwin. Hwimton-road, Chel- f|M>URINC cars for hire ...

... a ® accompanists. , were served under the e n of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Law * Miss Allen. ya .tt, on behalf of the class, made Whigs' 011 of bound volume of music Sheward for her services as t', ! ' s t at classes and parties, who was p^ace being taken Miss ...

... that they were under Whig domination (laughter) He was not aware of an3 Whigs in the House of Commons. He was not a Whig, nor the son of one—(laughter)—but he had a great respect and enormous admiration and gratitude for the old Whig party. But he had ...