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... and it is said that one fourth of the electors died of cxeessive drinking. The expense to ruh‘ of the contending parties, Whigs and Tories, was estimated at £BO,OOO, though the number of voters was less than 300 One of the candidates, a London banker ...

... 5 or 6 skeins to make a jumper, Scotch Fin?ering Wool is g . @ skein in plain or fancy heathey :End:. and Argyle Crepe Wool whig never goes fluffy, 4}d. a - ...

... FIVE MEN ELECTROCUTED. RHEUTER'S Spandau, Monday. A telegraph wire whi:-g suapped at Bermin, attracted some field labourers, and 11 of them desiring an electric shock, formed a chain, and one held the wire. The wire, however, short-circuited with another ...

... INDIGESTION ON’T expect to cure Indigestion D taking purgatives and laxatives whig only eliminate food waste, but cannot correct the real cause of the trouble. Kimoc landian Blood Tonic, on the other hand, does cure Indigestion because it “m:hdalfiget&uhu ...

... and had three ires during his lifetime. The fortunes of the family changed by Lady Ann urchill. She was known as e little Whig.” The fourth and fifth Earls e changes at Althorp ring their time. John a keen buyer of ures, and many of these aits by Sir ...

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... ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENT &u'.‘l‘—&‘;; off as much of the moss u': possible. en give a top-dressi wit rich soil, to whig: has been lddx some lime—say one barrow of lime to four of the soil—also some lawn manure. In a fortnight’s time sow your seeds, when ...

... Westminster, and at the Whips' Office in Downing-street. The Right Hon. J. A. Pease, it may be remembered, was appointed Chief Whig’on the raising of Mr. George Whiteley to the Peerage. ...

... indee land of this country | do well to read the ** Agricultural Prospe appears in last mog view.” The writer facts and figures whig progress of agricult trasis it with the which has occurrad i that Germany, whicl favourable climate, position and struetu minded ...

... (temporarß Lieut.-Gereral) Sir David Henderson, D.S.O. nH-jor-Gemnl Sir Stanley Brenton von Donop. Major-General Robert Dundas Whig: ham, D.S.O. Mr. Henry William Forster. ...

... of child labour in To view. apply 17, Silver St.. the cottcn industry in Man- Wellingborough. Tel. 2679. chester which was a Whig ____.____Ec‘ stronghold in those days. He 4 left them after that and joined the Tory Party. He s 'was put up for Grantham \being ...