... EQUIPMENTS ia sroas variety KHAKI TROUSERS, RIDING BWH{A Great Varwty n SOLDIERS' BLUE I'RUL'.SEILS Putteas, Cunes, Riding Whigs, m:u and Btepes in great vamely. Bution Stacks frow &l each. Butwn Brushes, Sobdiers’ Frwend— Blanco Oup Badges—eato, elo. ...

... for nfe by auction a freehold family dwellinghouse, 113, Elizabeth-street, Elland. The bidding reached the sum of £3BO, at whig:hggurn the property was withdrawn. Messrs. eld and Son were the solicitors. ...

... The members of the above who intend taking rt in the review by the Lord Lieut. of the County, ?:xrd Harewood, at Bradiord, on Whig Monday, are requested to note that they have to assemble in Union-street, Bradford, at i-15 p.an. Mombers are 10 make their ...

... prominently in British politics for a long period, though not always on the same side. Time was when the Cavendishes were the Whig Capulets to the Cecil Tory Montagues. The name of Lord Hartington was one which bore great weight in the Liberal Party until ...

... Arthur Ferrers. l “Saturday, Dec. 29th, | Evening atT. | GUUNOD. { Clenclhr’“qu“ de la Fuente MONDAY, DE( }Tx; n‘:‘x’ del whig “DADDY L Mr. Gilbert Miller's Brillant C York’s Theatre, London. S Box Otfice Ei{AND THEA ...

... capecially for mediues Dewmrand memberate. Solua w s A, h.l-uud. to la voe 10n wlO 3., medicm wlens 1 1 o owles 10s 10 10n 6d. Whig ...

... do believe we should long ago had a good stand-up fight. We have no‘ great battles: it is all dull, dree work nowadays. The Whigs can run a loom shop and save the pennies, and be close-fisted and niggardly. It is all they are good for. But if we want honour ...

... ouf Mr. R. A. Butler, the Parliamentary Stgretlrywto the Min‘ir.:ry of Lnblour. said on was i one of deciding the manner in whig holidays with pay might be assured to the greatest number of people. A committee was now considering this and it wolld be unfair ...

... German tren) it deserted, save for a few machiy They were moving warily towards | Wwhen there arrived the oppartunity for whig, 4 ranks had so long been pining. 7. country was open, undulating pleasantly, . , 8 dotted with crops. From behind . Waven ...

... _{hnvland where wounded it AR e b PRy RN gl swomy Y Dhigte iT M T g e men are being tended is an evidence of the pur pose. to w‘hi::g “ ploasure cars”’ are being used To lecture motor car owners, therefore, on tha score of extravagance, is an insinuation of ...

... (Boxu » w : Baturday, D-ce‘mber Eglh'. Monday, Dec Bist (New Y FURNITUKE WAk Jleated Hooms. King Cross TO Let, LOCK-UP | R. Whig;ake.' 2 —————— e TO Les, 21, SWIRE Huntriss and Hul TO Let, ROOM 1 Wadeworth and | 'i]c Let, BANK TOF . Mytholmroyd; in £3O ...

... that ‘n- Kncllys had been workmu a oheckwéj .at a local colliery, from ich many men gmd joined the colours, and the | forms whi«:g her unconventionality took, were used Ito lend colour to many un‘ounded tales. Her aprence was that of a handsome boy, for ...