... was the debts which this lady had contracted while playing bridge. It is said also that, an old family estate. belonging to a Whig family, will shortly be sold in order to provide the means for defraying the gambling debts incurred by one of the ,great lathes ...

... gained for the Southend harks were safe and good, whaled Lovers, in the mote* of the ban-hark . hrev. got through • lot of Whig work Whirl very to ha tide. The Southend numbed bettor than Brood lane. or it he more emeert v, say that the , well more oft ...

... Mayor of Lebo.. both the and ether area - le The orreasay a The piety then intend the waded coed hl the leek which by the tee Whig drawn by The waled W the the and balmy sad vest The hish is the s King ewe =s by the the Owenhie mortal by a dell mid a theme ...

... llonnett.—Am glad you liked :As .-1 Jatb do thank reek for selling may tiekets. Yee have dine hewer than ne, of members. a Mk Whig Ore motorrae, t oy O'Cirest's Tee they Priddy - died. pomade little hoer to coold Hie I ANOTHER HOLIDAY. John O'Groet'sl Do ...

... there was praiseworthy achievement on afternoon. For the fifth time in his his hundred when be rented ▪ Still, it good to him Whig with again, because he has tea well of late. Dennett cotter man who diatinguishmi himself, hit wen wickets for lid on Thuraday ...

... the value gm eta/ had ewe far biro Mr. Wil. imam suitable for the for stair hindsL.llr. V. A. Iss seated with i eltr hr Whig them swat aotwassfol reflector in Mr. Williams' datrirt. A aroma a ...

... itarilt The root-and. branch abolitionists eft the Labour and wings take one the Irish Nationaliste another : and the moderate or Whig* . dements of Liberalism take still a third. Kr. Asquith has stiocesalully temporised in so far be kept those mutually-warring ...

... that the Liberalism of today was ad aocarding to the principlea of Lihavalans the day the late Gladmone and the distinguished Whig statewide of the past dear, beset position bad absolutely cimaged. The Radical pokey generally was • I very save de. bat it ...

... c,r Ireland A pollisnok IR also .)morn. the candidates being s'r Itari (Tory), Richard Pest ford (Teen), anc Robert Nugeni (Whig). Vur.of tepee a entr4 Viscount Clare. Keith are in nu , nomenclature RenkUirel died in limit /Inuit. a local man. unneeded ...

... loads of two parties—Whig, and Tory. Both of them repeeeented the landed interest. The maple interest was not rememented at all. and the working man's interest was not directly repreeented, either. l'p to those days the great Whig and Tory famihea governed ...

... win -le-Frith Is blamed (or cursed) with *heel shessng its own view, and an election to tbe hes plem. The net vales of the Whig is nay nader £3OO, hut about presented Of theme nips wore to mash trial before agewmittee •Zs=lseveral villages is the parish ...

... personality of the strange, demi:among character of am mistress, this tyrannwol F.lirabeth. I.adv Holland. patronessof the Whig and of th e litteratonrs and wits of her day and heroin° of a roman,. which, if it °Bonded against the comentiona. was at any ...